Boyd Carter
I do advocate that, since all forms of energy have negative impacts, to make energy sustainable decision-making should be well informed, transparent via sound (vs. politicized) science–and consumers should be well-informed about both the pro’s and the con’s of such alternatives.
“Rare Earths,” Electrification Mandates, and Energy Security (Part II) – Watts Up With That? (wattsupwiththat.com)
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This is part 2, a follow-up of Part 1 which I posted earlier this month. It also contains a link to a YouTube video that is well worth watching. Quoting from the article:
“Like Rob Bradley’s “Renewable Energy: Not Cheap, Not ‘Green’” (see Part I), my colleague Tom Tanton wrote a major piece about the over-regulation of the rare-earth extraction industry in the U.S.: “Dig it! If you want more information on the importance of rare earths within the U.S economy, this would be a good place to start.”