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In 2010 alone disruptions in our inefficient power grid cost our country in excess of a hundred billion dollars. it is even worse when it comes to our cars. bob deans of the national resources defense council says for every ten gallons of gas you pump into our suvs only two gallons are actually used to move our cars. there are solutions that are already in place. germany and japan have efficiency ratios for their stationary power. 80% or better. the cars waste less, too. in order to start reforming our own energy sector we need to restore price integrity to the market place with a 5% annual ga...

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Coal, 75% of every piece of water over niagara falls, every time a turbine turns -- you get my point -- we burn it for no reason. we have a lot of argument about sourcing and there's a valid debate there. i find no debate in this country or no effort in this country to improve our efficiency ratios where japan, by the way, their power generation is at 90% capture, our power generation is at 33% capture. what has to happen in the country when we talk about the fact that we burn obscene sums of energy of all sorts for no reason. >> my biggest concern when we talk about nuclear look what happened...