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Advertising Going Nuclear On The Greens!
Is renewable energy “wrecking” the environment? Wow . . . how come we haven’t seen this little 
bon-mot on the evening news? Why isn’t Gore and the other darlings of the Learjet Liberal Eco Elite making movies about this?
Could it be simply because there’s no money in it for them?
Long-time champion of the “green” movement (hey, remember when “green” meant untried . . . newbie . . . neophyte?) Jesse Ausubel has committed a heretical act by writing an article that proves nuclear energy beats renewable energy.
According to Ausubel’s findings, nuclear power generates more ROI per unit than any of the other “green” energies that special interests (i.e., their ’special interest’ is that they profit from you believing them) want you to invest in.
My favorite part was the sections I clipped below, but be sure and click the link at the end to read the entire article.
It’s educational . . . it’s enlightening . . . and it’s disturbing.
But above all, it will keep you from recycling the ignorance of those who want everyone to “go green” no matter the cost. After you read this, I think you’ll start questioning the cost. More specifically, I think you’ll start paying more attention to who profits from you believing their hype.
Pssst . . . it’s not you.
But Ausubel says that, “Like computers, to grow larger, the energy system must now shrink in size and cost. Considered in watts per square meter, nuclear has astronomical advantages over its competitors.”
The first part of Ausubel’s heresy closes with a sobering assessment: “Cheerful self-delusion about new solar and renewables since 1970 has yet to produce a single quad of the more than 90 quadrillion BTU of total energy the U.S. now yearly consumes. … Let’s stop sanctifying false and minor gods and heretically chant ‘Renewables are not Green.’”
Source: Junk Science: A Green Sings the Renewable Energy Blues
Amen, brother.
By Walter |
Topics: Marketing Mishaps, Pro Analysis |