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Plan A: The Andes
The Andes extend 7,000 kilometers (4,349 miles), from Venezuela to Chile. Nowhere else on Earth is there another mountain range adjacent to the ocean and of this length and height. The ocean’s close proximity to the Andes means solar powered plants could be built on or close to the shore … Continue reading →
Plan A: Mexico
Mexico While the U.S. meets all the requirements to build a vast aquafacture-based economic infrastructure, Mexico also has comparable but less capital-demanding features with which to implement Plan A. The Gulf of California –wholly Mexican- eliminates the need to dig a canal, and its two sparsely populated coastlines have abundant sunlight the … Continue reading →
Plan A: Iberia
Sunny Spain and Portugal, surrounded by water on three sides. What if it they could use their sunlight, seawater and gravity to produce green hydrogen and simultaneously generate more electricity than is consumed in the process? Furthermore, what if they could export a (theoretically) unlimited amount of electricity to the … Continue reading →
Plan A: Argentina
Argentina Santa Cruz is the country’s second-largest (94,187 square miles) and least densely populated (2.9 persons per square mile) province. 54 km (34 miles) SW of the port of San Julián lies the (2,900 sq km (1,119.7 sq mi) depression of the same name. Within the depression lies the Laguna … Continue reading →
Plan A: The U.S.
The United States To enlarge, click on any photo. Coal is extracted from the ground either at ground level by open pit mining, or by shaft mining. The world’s top producer and user of coal (and energy in general) is China, accounting for about half of global coal consumption. Coal-fired electric power generation emits approximately … Continue reading →
Major Problems
Though by no means all-inclusive, the following are among today’s most intractable problems: Global warming. Our planet has a fever, and it’s getting worse Distribution of income and wealth: the abysmal inequality in the U.S. and much of the world. The Electoral College and its ramifications. Political gridlock. Sanctions: a policy … Continue reading →
Introduction
Welcome to Wikisolver, a free cooperative effort dedicated to finding feasible, practical solutions to the thorniest issues of our time, including, but not limited to, global warming, drought, and the yawning, growing gap in the distribution of income and wealth. How It’s Organized The site consists of one horizontal menu … Continue reading →
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