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Recently, I saw an attractive mature woman on the train.

Well, very quickly, you get a Bright Green future for the developing world.

Should we allow the same mistake to happen again?

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Water and Power?

Crank the juice.

No power grid.

I'm trying to make a call here.

So far there is only three sources of baseload electricity coal, some gas, nuclear and hydro.

These are numbers like the mass of the particles,

Nuclear power plants supply 20 of the nation's electricity.

A transition from fossil fuels would be a monumental challenge.

That's someone who is designing a habitat on another planet's dream.

They still have power.

Maybe it's the power trying to come back on.

Cut the power.

Cut the power.

Power is gone out.

This thing has no power!

I'm talking on the phone.

I've really known ever since that night.

Pass me that Maglite, will you?

In fact, every region of the country could do this.

This tower was built on Long Island back at the beginning of the 1900s.

You cannot do a wind deal under six dollars an MCF.

That's a big investment for a community.

The bricks are color coded.

You can see the copper tips on these things.

Let's talk a little bit about how nuclear fission works.

I mean, now we're talking about 100 megawatts.

I suppose we'd better take Water and Power first.

A blackout...

And we're working on a bigger plane 220 foot span and an intermediate size, one with a regenerative fuel cell that can store excess energy during the day, feed it back at night, and stay up 65,000 feet for months at a time.

This has to be a bridge to the point where you can get to wind, to the point where you can get to solar, to the point where you can get to nuclear and hopefully you won't build the next nuclear plant on a beautiful seashore next to an earthquake fault.

The whole business is run on sustainable energy.

Typically, these things are put in the ground.