i need to know how much energy solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal produce... PLEASE PLEASE ANSWER SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! please include your sources so i dont get sued, thank you!

I have only read about her wanting to drill the Everglades and Alaska, and fracking.
I haven't read anything about solar, wind or NUCLEAR.

what is the cost of energy production per therm for the different methods of production? ie oil, biofuels, solar, wind etc. i understand that oil is the cheapest way of energy production at the moment, but at what level of the oil price would other methods become economically viable?

convert 0.8 of its mass into energy.
How much energy would be available through fusion?
A) 4×10^15
B) 4×10^16
C) 4×10^17
D) 4×10^18
E) 4×10^19

2) Also, For how long could your body then operate on fusion power?

3) Which of these groups of particles has the greatest mass?
A)a helium nucleus with two protons and two neutrons
B)four electrons
C)four individual protons

4)News of a major solar flare today caused concern among professionals in the fields of communications and electrical power generation.
True or False. Why?

5)Scientists are currently building an infrared telescope designed to observe fusion reactions in the Sun's core.
True or False. Why?

6)What is the most common kind of particle in the solar wind, in which the overall charge is neutral?
A)proton
B)electron
C)helium nucleus

If you could please help me I would be so grateful!!!
I have a test in 2 days and need to figure this stuff out!
100 watts and .8 percent. And yes I'm in college. Never been good at science and I may be a dumbass but I still have gpa of 3.2. And this stuff is all new too me, I never took this in high school. I took chem and to me that's easier than this.
Da Jesus, if it's 3rd grade, why didn't you answer it. That's why no one picked you for best answer yet, dumbass. Go and kill yourself. But Thanks everyone else.

McCain consistently has voted consistently against government support of solar, wind, geothermal, bioenergy, ocean and any other clean energy, with the exception of being strongly for nuclear power.

McCain believes that clean energy like solar and wind are ineffective against climate change. McCain has many times expressed his sincere belief that only nuclear power can reduce greenhouse gases.

McCain refuses to support any carbon cap and trade legislation unless it contains massive nuclear subsidies - more than any other senators are willing to support.

On environmental legislation, McCain voted with James 'Oil Man Global Warming is a Hoax' Inhofe 42 out of 44 times, and with Barbara Boxer (most environmentally conscious senator) 1 out of 50 times.

http://www.matternetwork.com/2008/9/mccains-50-votes-against-clean.cfm

McCain has also missed 8 straight votes on extending the renewable energy tax credit, and would have voted against it had he attended.

http://climateprogress.org/2008/09/20/the-greenwasher-from-arizona-has-a-record-as-dirty-as-the-denier-from-oklahoma/

How can we believe that McCain is concerned about the environment as he claims:

"I have a long record of that support of alternate energy. I come from a state where we have sunshine 360 days a year…. I’ve always been for all of those and I have not missed any crucial vote."

When his voting record is exactly the opposite of his claims? Do you buy into McCain's claim that he cares about the environment? Why or why not?

Solar, wind, tidal, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass or biofuel, and nuclear?

Would hydrogen be one? What else is there!?

what are the advantages and disadvantages of solar, wind, hydro, and geothermical energy?

Being okay with destroying the planet is not much of an argument.
I would propose we do it with a 200% carbon tax. We can cut SSI and payroll tax to make it come out even for the tax payers.
A scorched Earth is pretty uneconomical too, I think you'll find.
Sure, here's my list:
solar
wind
geothermal
tidal

There are all ready to go today.
Nothing easier than letting the planet overheat and our biosphere collapse. Doesn't make it right.

Solar, Wind, Biomass, Biogas, Geothermal, Small Hydro, Fuel Cell, or something else I didn't list? There is so many that you may have not been aware of.

Such as solar or wind. Most energy companies provide you with a list of sites of renewable energy providers you can easily switch over to. It's only 7-15 bucks more each month! And you're doing something good for the earth, isn't it worth it?
just so everyone knows. I make minimum wage at a hotel. I can afford 7-15 bucks more a month.
FredHH- So now I'm stupid for wanting to do somthing good for the environment?
(Not to say that I don't do everything else in my power like ride buses or bikes whenever I can, recycle etc. etc.)
And even if thats the case and there's a huge conspiracy going on with my local solar/wind farm (which I doubt, I'm sure it's not as simple as you seem to think it is) What is the harm and how does it make me stupid in trying to do something good? I think you're the ignorant one here.
At least I'm TRYING to be apart of the solution and not the problem. can you say the same for yourself?

I know of solar, wind, and others. What else is there?

Where is the new tech in solar, wind, electric, hydro, efficient batteries, etc? Why is everything developing so slowly?

I want to build a new house that is as independent from the power grid as possible, and recycles as much water and waste and possible. This is in the Dallas, Texas area. I am interested in solar, wind and hydrogen energy hybrids.

I especially like Wind and Solar!
Ok, let's say I ONLY want to invest in the following:
Solar
Wind
Enhanced insulation material

My secondary investment objective is to promote individual citizen energy independence, so I do not care for biofuels or any other method of controlling any household's energy production externally. This is also a national security issue because, if the power grid were to fail or be shut down somehow for any significant amount of time, we would all suffer when we could have been energy independent, making such sabotage - I mean accidents - less likely to put our energy-dependent society into chaos.

for example solar, wind etc (especially interested in the cost per Megawatt of these new technologies).
excellent answers so far, keep going!

I live in a small community in Missouri and would like to start an solar/wind power business.

I'm not talking kilowatt hours here. If you added up the wattage of all the electrical appliances in a house, how much would you get? The reason I ask is that I would like to know how many watts of power generation (solar, wind, hydrogen) I would need to be totally independent of the network. Thanks

I own a buisness that converts home and industries to solar/wind power and I'm working on converting over a city streetlights, red lights and ball park to solar power. Where can I find a funding source that will pay the grant fee for the city?

I am really interested in investing in Green technology, specifically solar, wind, or hydrogen energy. If you could just give a few names of stocks/companies that would succeed i would greatly appreciate it thanks.

What up-and-coming forms of energy production have the best chance to compete with coal?

Solar
Wind
Hydroelectric
Geothermal
Wave/Tidal
Nuclear

What’s to keep me from owning a big property, owning my own renewable energies (Solar, wind, geothermal) and then convincing my neighbors to use my energy and not the utility's electricity? I'm talking everything transformers, diagnostics the works.

Energy's like nuclear, biomass, hydro, hydrogen, solar, wind and others need to be developed to supplement traditional sources. Should and how should the government play a role?

Solar, Wind, Tidal, Telsa electricity from the atmosphere and other sources of alternative energy?
Are the days of petroleum powered cars numbered?

I am looking for specific details of how to pursue and crosstrain into Alternative/Renewable energy fields of solar, wind, geothermal, and hydorenergy.
I have been in Stationary Engineering for 16 years so, I am looking to be able to install, repair, and be hands on. I also want to be able to design and then install.