Do you agree or disagree? To what extreme? Will this single issue affect your vote.
If you disagree do you think we could generate more jobs by investing in solar power or is there some other alternative (geothermal, wind, tidal/wave)?
Non Australians most welcome to comment. Currently Australia has no nuclear power plants and perhaps some of the best access to sun (vast deserts), waves (we are surrounded by oceans), and hot rocks in the world.

It means electricity generated by green methods; i.e., wind, wave, solar, rather than by burning fossil fuels.

I am sure this is going to sound really stupid, but I have a question about the “going green” thing, what difference does it really make, if any, to unplug things that are not in use? For instance, my toaster, it’s not doing anything, so why unplug it? I just don’t understand this, I would like to. So if someone could please make sense of this whole thing of unplugging things that are not in use, I would appreciate it. It would help me base my thoughts and actions on what to do. Thanks to everyone for answering. God bless

Ok so I am trying to find information for a friend on special trainings to become an electrician. He has been out of school for a while and he is kind of in a stump because he does not want to go back to school long term and he would prefer to do some type of training. He is very hands-on so I figure an electrician would suit him well. What does a person have to do to become an electrician? Any special programs? Any recommendations? How long does it take to become certified? Any help would be greatly appreciated…