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enough, the Earth does have plenty of surplus energy, which we could tap to sustain our present lifestyles to an astonishing degree without being dependent on fossil fuels. Most areas which don't have much incident solar radiation have wind or water power to call on instead.The average British house (not counting apartments) could set up a couple of windmills and an array of solar panels, switch literary salons to respectably efficient appliances and heating systems, and be perfectly self-sufficient from an energy perspective - including central heating. It would probably cost a few thousand pounds to literary salons do the conversion. literary salons If British homes can do it, pretty much anyone can - especially Americans, who seem to live on larger pieces of land on average.It's also perfectly feasible to build electric-powered cars which recharge themselves from the Sun (or from being plugged into one of the above-mentioned houses), and travel at reduced speed to increase safety and efficiency without, in practice, having a vast effect on journey time.
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