Energy Costs
By themyl
@themyl (1423)
United States
4 responses
@cher913 (25781)
• Canada
10 May 08
well every little bit helps, but i honestly dont think that many people will cut down on their driving because we are too dependant on our cars. and i know that most people will not take public transit if they are not used to it, its too inconvenient!
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@harshadod (858)
• India
11 May 08
The market over a period of time balances things.
In the short term, car pooling and use of public transport may increase. The thrust will be new research, more fuel efficient vehicles, hybrid vehicles, different kinds of fuels also.
The energy cost compared in terms of dollar decline is considered be same as in 1980. It is hard to believe.
The environmental pollution will change its pattern. Any cahnge in the existing pattern can be labeled as pollution. So the pollution pattern will change.
@arutkovskis (124)
• Latvia
23 May 08
I have heared about few scientists who have invented of how to generate energy by using seaweeds, artificialy cultivating them. For larger aamounts of energy to produce it would require huge area, but it's worth it as this process is based on environment friendly methods. Will see what future will bring.
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@arutkovskis (124)
• Latvia
10 Jun 08
Most of these, let say, experiments of alternetive source of energy are not promissing , but still, people try to change something, and even if it seems silly for the most. I don't know, but fuel prices are crazy now. One liter of diesel in my caountry costs over $2, and it still increases.
