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

Actually no generator is 24 7. They all break.

This photo shows an animal popping its head out at sunset off the coast of Florida.

That's a fourfold increase over today's levels of nuclear power.

I could make a contribution if I stop driving my car.

We're often told though that only coal and nuclear plants can keep the lights on, because they're 24 7, whereas wind and solar power are variable, and hence supposedly unreliable.

Give me some sense of the numbers of new coal fire generating plants.

It's got 160 wind farms, each 100 square kilometers in size, and that would be a twentyfold increase over today's amount of wind.

There's a backup generator.

Torpedo ready, but thirty second fuse.

Keep away from the electrical equipment.

Every hospital has a back up electric generator in case of blackout.

All hospitals are equipped with a spare generator in case of a power outage.

In places like Denmark and Germany, they've maxed out on wind already.

All the world's photovoltaic solar panels generate as much electricity as two coal power plants.

This museum is equipped with a fire prevention system.

Nuclear power to get 16 lightbulbs per person, you'd need two gigawatts at each of the purple dots on the map.

Should we allow the same mistake to happen again?

That's a big investment for a community.

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

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.

Power it generates heat,

All the streets had to be torn up.

While you're waiting around for your nuclear, you have to run the regular electric power grid, which is mostly coal in the United States and around the world.

Now to charge the battery, we connect a source of electricity.

Iran is doing that right now.

Wind and solar can't help, because so far we don't have a way to store that energy.

Fire in Av Bay Two. You'll lose avionics.

That's a ton of power.

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

And we could do that by perfectly sensible things like conservation, and wind power, nuclear power and coal to CO2 capture, which are all things that are ready for giant scale deployment, and work.

But her dream of Coal River Mountain Wind is her legacy.

The next thing is What about the footprint? Stewart mentioned the footprint.

I used to worry about the 10,000 year factor.

Now you don't find several thousand targets in that area.

Well, we need for one of these high scale, electro generation things that's very cheap, we have 20 years to invent and then 20 years to deploy.

critical... utilities... their... fate... now... rests...

If the end game is global warming, they're doing great.

We have been trying to put solar and wind online for decades.

I need you to detonate a bunker bomb at the south end of the facility.

Step three get rid of all the utilities gas, water, electric, nuclear...

Mechanical systems.

It weighs about 20 tons.

So when somebody says,

The black color shows where earthquakes occurred in the past.