Doesn't pollute anything if you do it right.

@DanielKO
Currently, yes

If it gotta leak probly, then ye may wanna get hazmat team in tho

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanford_Site#Environmental_concerns

HMMM

It's still actively leaking. No one's doing anything

Yeah probly gotta fix couple kinks in the system

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB7HT3BZLzM

But there is a solution for all problems

What if we just invade the saharah desert

Take a big piece of its land

Make oil rig looking things on top of it

Let's drain the mediterrainian into the desert

But they have solar panels on em

I'm talking about the investment to improve certain technologies, you just want to stick to what works.

Not a bad idea, but it would be better to produce other sources too

i just wanna reason to invade some random ass country

there is no reason to invade, just make a deal to give part of the energy to the country who owns the land and there you go

EW but this is Murica

We dont make deals

jk

I heard that a certain spot on the saharah

with solar panels

lol

could "Supposedly" power a good amount of the world

but then again probably not true

just wanna invade

some where

@Fitzydog from europe to africa,the land shall be dry

@Deleted User
Why? just make a bridge connecting france and algeria

Giant, solar powerd water pumps

actually, make one connecting Spain and Morocco

Lets just harvest suns for energy

People have been improving batteries. The ones we have now are the best we could get, so far.

Teh Xenos scum shall regret probing me that night

@DanielKO
that's not a reason to stop investing in the tech

But, they're not there yet. Can't really design a solution based on a technology that doesn't exist.

Same with fusion plants, it's hard to make them produce more energy than it takes to maintain the reaction.

I believe the most reliable way we have to store up energy, is to pump water back up a dam.

There's always this, from DARPA:
https://www.wired.com/2009/07/military-researchers-develop-corpse-eating-robots/

```I believe the most reliable way we have to store up energy, is to pump water back up a dam.```

Funnily enough the UK has a pretty impressive version of this up and running

lemme see if I can dig it out..