The great energy debate?

[jeligirl]

i have to do a debate for school on energy.
My side is the one for alternative energy sources such as wind power...
well what is the other side of the debate?
what are they going to be argueing?
i need to come up with some questions for them, but i have nooo idea where to even begin...

 

[BranFlan]

The "other side" of the energy debate are what is currently being used extensively (to break it down into easier to understand terms): Gasoline, oil, coal.. things that once they're gone, they won't come back. They are commonly known as "Fossil" fuels.

My guess is that you should ask them questions like "What are you going to do for energy once all your "Fossil Fuels" have run out?" "Why should you hurt your health by breathing smoke from and mess up the earth by drilling for fossil fuels?"

Their arguement might be "How do you expect to pay to implement all these new alternative energy sources?" and "Why should I worry about alternative energy while I have fossil fuels?"

 

[BranFlan]

The "other side" of the energy debate are what is currently being used extensively (to break it down into easier to understand terms): Gasoline, oil, coal.. things that once they're gone, they won't come back. They are commonly known as "Fossil" fuels.

My guess is that you should ask them questions like "What are you going to do for energy once all your "Fossil Fuels" have run out?" "Why should you hurt your health by breathing smoke from and mess up the earth by drilling for fossil fuels?"

Their arguement might be "How do you expect to pay to implement all these new alternative energy sources?" and "Why should I worry about alternative energy while I have fossil fuels?"

 

[BranFlan]

The "other side" of the energy debate are what is currently being used extensively (to break it down into easier to understand terms): Gasoline, oil, coal.. things that once they're gone, they won't come back. They are commonly known as "Fossil" fuels.

My guess is that you should ask them questions like "What are you going to do for energy once all your "Fossil Fuels" have run out?" "Why should you hurt your health by breathing smoke from and mess up the earth by drilling for fossil fuels?"

Their arguement might be "How do you expect to pay to implement all these new alternative energy sources?" and "Why should I worry about alternative energy while I have fossil fuels?"