Alternative Energy Programs have to be politically protected. The Office of the President was absolutlely correct in delaying the vicious attacks of the Political "Petroleum Industry Bought and Sold" Right Wing of the USA.
Programs that involve alternative energy technologies have been UNDERFUNDED for decades in favor of dangerous petroleum industry technologies such as oil sands extraction and hydraulic fracturing.
The Democrats are usuall the party of CONSCIENCE when it comes to issue of the environment and cutting edge technology development, so what is the problem with defending the DOE and their policies with Solyndra. Dr. Chu is not political hack or a stupid man that plays with fire. Quite the contrary, he is attempting to faciliate decades of abuse of Republican administrations to an industry direly needed in the USA.
I have said this before and I'll say it again over and over and over, the alternative energy industry requires FOSTERING and any failure of the industry to prosper and thrive needs investigation and legislative intervention to provide the foothold it needs to develop American Made Energy that does not POLLUTE and endanger the environment.
Get over it!!!!!!!!!!! Is everyone a complete coward regarding WHAT IS BEST FOR THE USA?
The Alternative !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I mean really now. Reagan had the Super Collider and Bush had Yucca. Huh?
Isn't it time the USA Senate and House stop wasting valuable time and money on technologies that simply aren't healthy for the American people and make the correct and best investments?
Yucca Mountain is located about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas. (click here)
Republican Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois dropped on Wednesday his amendment to block any funds from being used to shutter the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository — an order that would have effectively led to its redevelopment.
Cue the scramble by the Nevada delegation for who gets to take credit — which got so frenzied that even Kirk decided, of his own rather curious volition, to weigh in....
Cover Yucca with Solyndra panels and call it a day! I am quite sure Chu can make it happen and be profitable.
Republican Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois dropped on Wednesday his amendment to block any funds from being used to shutter the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository — an order that would have effectively led to its redevelopment.
Cue the scramble by the Nevada delegation for who gets to take credit — which got so frenzied that even Kirk decided, of his own rather curious volition, to weigh in....
Cover Yucca with Solyndra panels and call it a day! I am quite sure Chu can make it happen and be profitable.
