Documentary+Review

I have chosen a documentary on solar-powered roads for my documentary review. I chose this documentary because it provides a unique approach to global warming and electric power. It was a very informational video, with the purpose of proving that nuclear and oil power are easier to discard from use than previously thought. It was recorded to bring awareness to the possibility of a rad? the produces energy for electric cars, homes, and replace the need for over-head cable and phone wires. It would be constructed from recycled materials, taking a large amount of garbage from various dumps. While it may be expensive, it would pay for itself after a few years in electricity production, e.g., if every road in the U.S. alone was a solar road, they would collectively generate enough electricity to power three times over. It would get rid of the need for internal combustion engines, allowing electric cars and other vehicles to roam farther than ever before, with access to recharging stations as needed. The LED`s within the raod unit would act as paint, an can be adjusted as needed for reasons akin to maintenance, with the added benefit of the roads` boundaries being lit up, which in turn would lead to fewer night-time accident due to inadequately visible roads.

Conclusion? 20/24

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http://vimeo.com/channels/documentaryfilm/page:3

http://www.solarroadways.com/main.html