Take, for example, hydroelectric power. When you damn a river, it becomes a source of methane production… and in the end, if you cost everything out that hydroelectric power is generating twice as much carbon per kilowatt hour is a freaking cold plant.
Again, I emphasize, if you slap a label of green on hydroelectric because it doesn’t burn fossil fuels, but ends up doing more damage what exactly have we gained?
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @blogdiva
You seemed to have taken my point about perfectionism: falsely asserting it as the enemy of good, and completely ignored it
You need to work on this problem of yours
I will go after you further to say that "hydroelectric is as bad (worse?!) as fossil fuels" is a stupid fucking lie
Do you work for fossil fuel companies?
If not, pause and think how you sound
And note the real value of this moronic "perfect is the enemy of good" stupid bullshit you are shilling
“ According to Ana Simeon, writing for the Watershed Sentinel, “Québec’s largest reservoir, Caniapiscau, has a carbon footprint double that of coal power: about 2,200g CO2-equivalent per kilowatt/hour.” Dams: twice as bad as coal when you calculate total costs?”
