As usual, actual numbers for water/land/pesticide use (5%/3%/0%), but the only mention of electricity use is the fraction of green power.
Of course, the use of green power is positioned as an unalloyed good. No mention is made of the fact that every electron used is taken away from the transition from fossil fuels. We're losing ground here, not gaining it.
We're supposed to forget that the goal is to increase green energy production, not enormous new energy sinks.
"Just use green power" isn't the get-out-of-thermodynamics-free card people think it is.
Of course, the use of green power is positioned as an unalloyed good. No mention is made of the fact that every electron used is taken away from the transition from fossil fuels. We're losing ground here, not gaining it.
We're supposed to forget that the goal is to increase green energy production, not enormous new energy sinks.
"Just use green power" isn't the get-out-of-thermodynamics-free card people think it is.