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Previously on "CUK to provide the worlds energy needs"
There is an almost infinite number of mechanical energy sources all around us – basically, anything that moves can be harvested for energy. This ranges from the very large, like wave power in the oceans, to the very small like rain drops or biomechanical energy from heart beat, breathing, and blood flow. We just need to find ways to tap into these pretty much limitless sources of energy.
Dim Prawn, SASGuru and all the CUK lefties should be able to keep us warm with their
Furthermore for one or two on CUK scientists have found an alternative use for "anything that moves"
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