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..A couple of interesting articles I read about the wind turbine blades. They don't have a long lifespan and unable to be recycled. They are disposing of them by burying them in the areas that were strip mining for coal in Wyoming. Another fallacy are electric vehicles are clean energy. Do some research on the disposing of spent batteries that contains heavy metals. Also research where some of these metals are mined and the contamination they create along with the health issues these people experience. If you truly want clean energy hydrogen is the way to go. The byproduct of burning hydrogen is water.
Not entirely true. Wind turbine blades cannot be broken down into their chemical or base materials very well but they can be recycled in other ways. It is true that the Wyoming photo and story has been circulating everywhere but one story or even a few don't tell the entire truth. There is a new company that started up in Newton, IA and also others in a few other places which specialize in grinding up old wind turbine blades and the pellets to be used in concrete and other materials for structure as well as being recycled in several other ways.I agree with the rest of what you said.
If you truly want clean energy hydrogen is the way to go. The byproduct of burning hydrogen is water.
That was my understanding too KK, but it’s gone awfully quiet on that front. Too many vested interests in the ICE infrastructure- and now maybe battery technologies?…
IMO gas is not more expensive, I even dare to say it's way too cheap compared with our continousely raised imcomes during last, lets say, 30 years. No one is forced to drive a gas-guzzling V6 or V8.In comparison to a vehicles overall costs is fuel a marginal post.