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Overall Rating:4.09 based on 11 ratings
The tide moves a tremendous quantity of water each day around the world. The concept of Tidal Power as a fuel source revolves around harnessing this power via what's called Tidal Power Stations. (Add picture)

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Tenia (0)
05/31/2008
Should be considered as an option as well as all other possibilities the powers that be has come up with.

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GenghisTheHun (168)
03/01/2007
Tidal power is fine, but I suppose if Colorado had to rely on it, Denver might experience a blackout or two.

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EschewObfuscation (61)
05/08/2006
This concept seems decades (if not centuries) away.

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DrEntropy (38)
03/17/2006
There was a recent story about a prototype power station in Australia that produces relatively cheap electricity (bonus: desalinated water too)from tidal power. The key breakthrough is advanced software that enables the turbines to continually adjust to the tides and maximize power output. It's too early to tell, but this is one of the more promising future energy sources (gravity isn't running out, and the moon isn't going anywhere soon).

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excelsior30 (8)
02/17/2005
It would not be good as the power comes from the dams, which can alter nature's enviornment, but at least water power is recyclable. I can imagine, can we get such power from the oceans?

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