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| − | '''Green energy''' consists of renewable energy sources such as [[solar cells]] and [[windmill]]s. | + | '''Green energy''' consists of renewable energy sources such as [[solar cells]] and [[windmill]]s. It is typically less efficient than more traditional energy sources, such as fossil fuels. This does not hinder liberals to heavily promote green energy. Even though some forms of generating green energy (for instance via solar cells) actually cost more energy to produce, than they will ever deliver.<br /> |
| | + | Green energy is also (unlike [[nuclear power]]) very unreliable: solar cells need bright weather to produce energy and windmills need wind to produce power. They rely on a climatical variable, while nuclear power relies on the constant of [[nuclear physics]]. |
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| | + | Green energy technology companies receive billions of dollars in [[government]] [[subsidy|subsidies]], which are arranged by [[liberal]] politicians. Much of this goes towards the development of unproven or ineffective technology. Green energy [[job]]s are generally not permanent, lasting only as long as the subsidies that support them. Some [[Republicans]] may be accused of being in the pocket of Big Oil, but it is clear that [[Democrats]] are in the pocket of Big Green Energy.<ref>The Lonely Conservative. "Big Green Energy is the Real Corporate Welfare Queen." August 25, 2010. http://lonelyconservative.com/2010/08/big-green-energy-is-the-real-corporate-welfare-queen/</ref> |
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| − | '''Green energy''' is typically less efficient than more traditional energy sources, such as fossil fuels. This does not hinder liberals to heavily promote green energy. Even though some forms of generating green energy (for instance via solar cells) actually cost more energy to produce, than they will ever deliver.<br />
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| − | Green energy is also (unlike [[nuclear power]]) very unreliable: solar cells need bright weather to produce energy and windmills need wind to produce power. They rely on a climatical variable, while nuclear power relies on the constant of [[nuclear physics]].
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