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Task force is focusing on renewable energy sources
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The article says one of the 19 MWs will provide energy for 500 homes. The average home uses about 11,000 kWh per year, a continuous rate of 1.2 kW. But turn on a hair dryer, the oven, and central air, and you�re suddenly at 5.6 kW, which times 500 homes is a demand of 2.8 MW. Utilities can�t cheat, they must provide real power and not contrived statistics.
Inside a warm damp cave completely sealed off from the outside world could life flourish indefinitely?
Answer: No life forms could flourish indefinitely. In an isolated system, entropy always increases. Life tries to push entropy in the opposite direction. When life is created, entropy decreases in the cave but nature demands a greater entropy increase offset. The cave, being sealed, would mean that entropy would reach its max, thus energy necessary to sustain and generate new life would be unavailable. Maybe we should learn a lesson from this. Available energy is mandatory. Wealth may equate to available energy. If you want to live in a nation that is prospering make sure that its available energy supply is abundant.
Solve energy to mitigate all other issues.
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