[gleeaikin]

While I think that getting away from coal is generally a good idea, it has to be done in a careful coordinated way with integration of other energy strategies including, conservation, solar, wind, etc. I tend to doubt that the Indian bureaucracy is capable of doing that coordination very well.

[chris37]

Go move to India.

[goodnesswins]

And, YOU think the US bureaucracy could do it better?????

[cripplecreek]

While I think that getting away from coal is generally a good idea, it has to be done in a careful coordinated way with integration of other energy strategies including, conservation, solar, wind, etc. I tend to doubt that the Indian bureaucracy is capable of doing that coordination very well.

You want green energy, go with hydroelectric. Aside from that the big wind and solar bullshit is pure idiocy. We're doing that now and I've had no less than 10 power outages this summer (TWICE this morning) without any big storms when we used to average about 1 per year. Lets not forget the fact that bills are skyrocketing to pay for the stupidity of wind farms.

People who push wind and solar belong in a 3rd world hellhole that they apparently desire so they don't inflict it on the rest of us.