Peak Oil Explained by U.S. Representative Vernon Ehlers 2/2
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U.S. Representative Vernon Ehlers of Grand Rapids Michigan explains peak oil and energy. (Part 2 of 2)
Ehlers, a Ph.D., former nuclear physicist, and college professor, is a member of the U.S. Congressional Peak Oil Caucus which also includes Dr. Roscoe Bartlett. Dr. Ehlers explains peak oil including a brief summary of peak oil in the USA, how energy is difficult to comprehend but how amazing and
essential it is, if energy were purple, the amount of energy required to go to the grocery store, where energy comes from in the first place, and why energy is the most valuable substance in the universe. Most importantly, Rep. Vernon Ehlers explains why energy is non-recyclable. For more videos,
visit: http://localfuture.org This video comes from "The International Conference on Peak Oil and Climate Change: Paths to Sustainability". http://sustainabilityconference.org The conference details peak oil, climate change, sustainability and explores to move towards a sustainable local future
. The conference organizer is educator Aaron Wissner. Feel free to copy and share with others.
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| well said ( 4 months ago by xmepox) |
| well said |
| Of course it is not ... ( 4 months ago by suiris24) |
| Of course it is not gone, we get it all the time from space, the sun and the middle of our galaxy. The sun gives us energy in form of the WHOLE electromagnetic spectrum, from whatever wave length and frequency to what ever wave length and frequency for creation of life. How valueable is energy? It has a life and death value, with out it the atom would colapse. |
| suiris24, you're ... ( 3 months ago by rjamesgoebel) |
| suiris24, you're cracked man. drive a car, have it coast to a stop, and you've lost the energy. That's what he's saying. Once you use it, it's gone. You can get it in many ways, from the sun, from wind, etc. But once you utilize it and it contributes to the entropy of the overall system, it's gone. There's no way to get it back out. Grab a thermo book. |
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