Why Renewable Green DIY Energy Can Be Good For Your Home

If you contemplate the benefits of using renewable energy for your home, are you thinking about yourself, or of the spaceship you live on, called Earth? There are gains to be made on both levels.

From an intimate perspective, there's an immediate financial advantage. You can stay connected to the grid for when you need it, but other times have more energy than you require, and sell it to the local utility, greatly reducing your bill.

From a more grand point of view, the obvious subject that comes to mind is the wars, that we all know have a lot to do with oil. Mighty nations allow their very security to be threatened by this dependence on crude oil. Green energy handling our home power needs has the potential to stop and prevent wars. Can there be a larger motivation to go green than that?

We could make the air we breath a lot cleaner and safer, not only for us, but for our families to be, for generations to come. People would be healthier and cancer and illness would be drastically reduced.

Of all the ways to create power, nuclear energy is the most insane. If aliens exist they must be laughing at our stupidity. The danger nuclear power plants pose, and the taxpayer subsidies they require, make them a mistake beyond belief. Yet for the first time in decades, the United States is planning on building more. Solar based energy powering our homes would make it obvious that more nuclear plants should never be built.

Do you recall your high school physics? The first law of thermodynamics taught us that energy can not be created or destroyed. The entropy law (the second law) showed us that energy can be transferred, but each time, it winds down into a less useful form. Our current energy policy on Earth, based on fossil fuels is a high entropy option. It's almost the worse possible use of our energy.

Green energy, though, is almost like a respite, or pause in the entropy law. At the very least, it is an extremely low entropy energy policy that we really need to transition to. Solar based energy can be direct from the sun, derived from the motion of water, or from geothermal activity or wind. No matter what method you choose, the benefits of using renewable energy for your home are felt in your community and your planet, currently and later in time. They affect your well being and your finances. They are easy to understand, yet very deep.

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