Sustainable Energy, the Climate Industrial Complex, and Windmills

Abstract

This article makes the case that   1:  A reasonable approach to economically and environmentally viable sustainable energy, an approach that is able to sustain modern civilization now and in the future, is a continued use of fossil fuel, followed by a gradual change to nuclear power first fueled by mined uranium, and then later on by breeding nuclear fuel;  2:  While the climate always has changed and always will, there is no climate crisis; and 3:  Windmills, solar panels and batteries alone are not viable power sources for a modern civilization.  They are neither economically, nor environmentally viable.