Hydropower is the renewable energy source that also helps sequester carbon, provides wildlife habitat, recreational areas, water decontamination, water management, and stable supplies of low cost water for many needs.

The Schematic below describes a side stream weir system that can produce electricity from hydro and wind, create renewable methane gas for fuel, treat waste water, store excess water in a retention pond to prevent downstream flooding and to be used for irrigation or fire fighting, help fish and wild life, and provide recreation areas.

If we build these along every stream and river in the U.S., approximately every 5 to 10 miles apart, we would have unlimited energy supplies, prevent a lot of flooding and improve our water supplies.

It will never happen because it will destroy the energy futures and derivatives markets which enables the top 1% in America to control energy prices and maintain control of the other 99% of the people below them.

Hydropower
What Is It Good For?
Absolutely Everything!

• Proven Reliability
• Unlimited Potential
• Aesthetically Pleasing
  
• Energy 24/7 - All Of The Time
• Renewable Energy
• Storable Energy At Low Cost
  
• Zero Carbon Emmisions
• Sequesters Carbon
• Produces Oxygen
  
• Absorbs Heat and Cools The Air and The Planet
  
• Provides Habitat For Fish, Birds, Animals, People
• Supports Trees, Paririe Grass and Other Natural Plants
• Provides Recreational Areas
• Enables Water Decontamination, Water Management, and Stable Supplies Of Low Cost Water For Many Needs
• Assists In Flood Control
• Provides Protection From Droughts
• Can Be Built On A Small or A Large Scale

Solar Power
What Is It Good For?
We're Not Sure.

• Unreliable
• Limited Potential
• An Eyesore
• Energy Only When The Sun Is Bright
• Expensive To Store
• Can't Sequester Carbon
• Produces No Oxygen
• Emits Heat, Heats Up The Air and The Planet
• Kills Birds and Animals
• Trees Are Cut Down, Plants Die Due To Blocking Of Sun (even in the desert)
• Can't Provide Recreation Areas
• Can't Help With Water Management and Supplies
• Can't Help With Flood Control
• Can't Help With Drought and Fire Fighting