Coming to the forefront of conversations, in an attempt to cope with the reduction in power output, is an increase in nuclear power stations, solar power and wind power. Attempts are being made to push through the committees and activists a plan to build more nuclear power stations and obviously this has had a fair amount of backlash from people regarding the stability and safety of such actions. Solar power is appearing on the roofs of more and more houses and wind turbines are being built out to sea and in rural areas to help with the increase in power consumption that the modern world is going to require, not just now but in the future too.
What if wind farms are not actually wind turbines put into the fields and on top of building to generate electricity but really they are very big propellers to blow not to be blown. These as a collective whole could prevent the countries of the world from falling further into disarray and bring the British public back to Briddlington and Skegness rather than opting to go to Benidorm or Fuengirola.
I leave this with you.
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