Steel production uses huge amounts of coal in the form of coke, and our use of steel is increasing rapidly. And that is a use that can't be replaced with renewable energy.
will / wouldn't we need coal for steel production after the coal is depleted?
if we stop or reduce using coal for energy production , wouldn't our ability to produce steel in the future be better supported?
is there a replacement for coal in the production of steel?
is there a feasible ... ( feasible:DOE approved word for
well hidden stupidity that ensures that energy comes
at a cost to the consumers of energy so that the rich
can have the power to control every aspect of the lives
of those who have weaker finances ) ...method of energy production that can replace the use of coal for energy production?
is there a non feasible method of energy production that can
replace the use of coal for energy production?
plants thrive on CO2 , plants utilize CO2 to produce
oxygen for humans to breath , would the total amount of
oxygen produced by plants be reduced by capturing and storing CO2?
will the rich (feasibly) provide compressed air for humans
to breath at an affordable price when plants are no longer producing enough oxygen due to the proposed capture and storage of carbon (CCS).
will the rich buy up all of the captured carbon so that
they alone will have the ability to grow plants and
produce foods by releasing the CO2 from the purchased
stored carbon into their high CO2 concentrated farming installations
that are isolated from the resultant low CO2 concentrations found in the natural environment?
isn't CCS just another method of total dependence on the rich?