Indeed. The writer, Taylor Sheridan (who prominently came on the scene with his hit TV series Yellowstone)... is definitely a no-nonsense, let's keep this s*** real kind of guy himself, personally.
I watched a documentary about him. Definitely the kind of hombre we'd like to have a beer 🍻 with and play some pool.
We have no full answers to the extraction economy and truly how to balance the carbon being released and "green" energy is not a complete answer as the Landman clip represents quite eloquently. One clean energy advocate has come to believe we need more Nuclear power generation plants.
Soil regeneration, limiting and lessening plastic use, (all daily use containers in grocery stores etc. should be fully compostable) more regenerative agriculture practices, carbon sequestering and ultimately lessening consumption (good luck -unless the population truly decreases) perhaps nuclear fusion in 30 - 50 years. Searching for solutions will be an ongoing quest because we can't heat up our planet more and more and more and thrive.
I am all for nuclear energy coming back on the spotlight in America. Many countries in Europe have figured this out (namely France, Spain, Sweden), And they are a few light years ahead of us in that regard. 🤔
Given what we know abut how fossil fuels (coal) was created, and how the earth’s natural process is continuously creating gas, we may never run out.
Wow. Watched all three episodes so far.
It's like the screenplay writers have been reading certain substack publications.
Very refreshing that Hollywood is starting to show Sane America.
Indeed. The writer, Taylor Sheridan (who prominently came on the scene with his hit TV series Yellowstone)... is definitely a no-nonsense, let's keep this s*** real kind of guy himself, personally.
I watched a documentary about him. Definitely the kind of hombre we'd like to have a beer 🍻 with and play some pool.
We have no full answers to the extraction economy and truly how to balance the carbon being released and "green" energy is not a complete answer as the Landman clip represents quite eloquently. One clean energy advocate has come to believe we need more Nuclear power generation plants.
Soil regeneration, limiting and lessening plastic use, (all daily use containers in grocery stores etc. should be fully compostable) more regenerative agriculture practices, carbon sequestering and ultimately lessening consumption (good luck -unless the population truly decreases) perhaps nuclear fusion in 30 - 50 years. Searching for solutions will be an ongoing quest because we can't heat up our planet more and more and more and thrive.
I am all for nuclear energy coming back on the spotlight in America. Many countries in Europe have figured this out (namely France, Spain, Sweden), And they are a few light years ahead of us in that regard. 🤔