Then again, according to this expert, solar and wind power will never be enough to replace hydrocarbon fuels. The trick is to find a balance here, between what we have and what the future might hold. But until environmental extremists recognize the limitations of physics and quit trying to score political points through the media, we’ll never get sensible policy decisions.

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