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may not even be achievable at the present time. let us investigate this proposal without the political polemic to see if it is a realistic goal. the requirements in order to accomplish the president's job goals, we need to look for energy production options that have the following characteristics. the energy production option from jasminlive.org should provide large numbers of jobs and yet not drive up the cost of the energy produced. thus we are looking for a means of taking the money we normally would pay to the owners of oil and gas fields and pay it to us workers. such an option, would allow us to pay no more for the energy and have the money paid go to american workers. the programs the government supports must have job leverage-i.e., the money the government provides will produce jasmin live jobs, but it will also encourage investors to provide new money that will produce even more jobs. without leverage, millions of jobs requires billions of dollars which the us currently can't afford the jobs produced should be free from job replacement by jasmine live computers and robots. in order for this to happen, working with humans must be the best to operate. it should be possible for the chosen energy option to enter into the job production phase as soon as possible. we must think of results showing: political near term-1 1/2 years from now to be useful for the next election. near term-5 years from now. long term-10 years from now. in order to accomplish the president's green energy goals, we need to look for energy production options that have the following critical features, namely, the energy must be: plentiful enough to start covering the nation's base load (electricity) needs in the near term and make fuels for portable power plants (autos, trucks and aircraft) that can replace fossil fuels in the long term as they peak out. safe and free from carbon dioxide and other pollutant production. price competitive with fossil fuels ($0.08-0.12/kwh), so it can start replacing fossil fuels now, and later, as fossil fuels peak out, replace them. able to use the existing energy distribution systems. potential solutions posted by admin several green energy options have been proposed, namely: nuclear fission reactors of a modified and improved design. land based wind turbines. shore based wave generators. land based solar cells and/or solar thermal generators. green fuels to replace fossil fuels such as alcohol and oil from food crops, waste wood, kelp and algae. land based deep thermal wells. ocean based wind turbines, wave generators and solar cells. let us explore each green energy option in sequence and match it to our list of sexchat requirements. nuclear fission. a nuclear fission reactor is competitive in cost because the energy is as concentrated as is that from fossil fuels, so a relatively small amount of equipment is needed to exploit it. such reactors are currently being used for base load (load factor ~0.98. note that load factor is the fraction of time a source is on line providing energy) and can operate at ~$0.08/kwh or more. it emits no carbon dioxide. there is enough nuclear fuel to last more than 100 years without using breeder reactors (reactors that generate more fissionable fuel than it uses). if we use breeder reactors, there is enough fuel for several thousand years. thus it meets all the green energy requirements except one, safety. safety is the big issue, especially after the japanese reactors did not fail safe when an earthquake and tsunami damaged them. the vulnerable element in the light water reactors currently being used in japan and elsewhere is the coolant pump. backup coolant pumps are always provided, but if all electricity is lost, both inside and outside the facility (as happened in japan), the backup pumps are useless. the neutron absorbing control rods and emergency shut down systems will deploy without electricity and shut down the fission reaction, but the residual radioactivity in the fuel rods will continue to heat the rods and eventually melt them down (as apparently happened in japan). if the coolant pump is off line long enough (as also apparently happened in japan), the rods may melt through the containment vessel and vent radioactive material to the environment. it appears feasible to design some reactors (for example-pebble bed and certain fast reactors) with low enough energy density in the fuel elements so that the residual radioactivity will not melt them down, but instead fail safe. or, it may be possible to make acceptable modifications to the current light water reactor designs. getting rid of radioactive spent fuel is also a problem. the fuel elements must either be placed in long term storage, or treated and refined in a reactor until only short term radiation is left. both these problems require research and development (r&d). this r&d will generate jobs, but they will be high level jobs (scientists and engineers) until the designs for safe reactors and safe spent fuel disposal methods are obtained and approved. after that, mid level jobs with job leverage building, modifying and operating the reactors will become available. it is expected that this effort and the government approval cycle will take a long time ( greater than one decade), so mid level jobs for the new nuclear plants are not expected for at least one and maybe two decades (long term). even after one to two decades, the number of new workers produced will not be in the millions. if it were so, the energy would cost too much. the number of workers per kwh produced in nuclear plants is relatively small-larger than the number for fossil fueled plants, but still relatively small. the capital cost of the plant is large, but the fuel cost per kw produced is relatively small, which brings the overall cost down and makes it competitive with fossil fuel plants in most geographic areas and better than fossil fuels in others. land based wind turbines. land based wind turbines are non-polluting but the energy is diffuse, and so requires a large amount of equipment to exploit it. thus the capitol cost and resulting energy is expensive (~$0.10/kwh or more not accounting for down time), and it is not available all the time (load factor ~0.5 to 0.7 in good sites, less elsewhere), so the effective cost is even higher. also, they require carefully selected windy sites that are not common enough to provide a significant part of the base load. it should be noted, however, that land used for wind turbines can be used for other purposes as well. the r&d on wind turbines has been done, so they are ready to be installed. the only factor that keeps more from being installed (and thus creating jobs) is the lack of good sites, the low load factor and the high capital and maintenance costs which makes the energy cost high. the only way wind will become cost competitive is if the government subsidizes it (as has been done in the past) or if it is added to a home to pr

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