What do you think of my "plan for a green tommorrow" (for a program im trying to get into)?

Question

actually my plan is quite simple it requires the building of no new wind farms, solar plants, nuclear plants, hydro-electric plants, or even any more ethanol farming or even pumping any co2 into the ground (which will just lead to more problems in the future). my plan requires no new technologies and will completly solve our climate crisis. my plan is to replace all current gas powered, ethanol, or even hybrid vhiecles with fully electric "plugin" cars. we can keep all our current green energy plants (solar, hydro, nuclear, wind etc) but add a technology already inplace in a "dirty" energy plant in arizona, no not pumping greenhouse gasses into the ground but quite simply plankton(and algea etc), yes what they are doing is pumping all the co2 into tanks of plankton, they feed of the gas and relase pure oxygen. so now we have clean electricity to power our clean cars.

this is only a base plan which i will be evolving into a full on essay thanks

Answer 1

well the plan's quite innovative but then, look power plants(solar, wind hyrdro, etc.) these are not only for our cars. these are also for our daily usage for lightng, heating, cooling, etc. so it's not just about our cars.

Answer 2

You have not mentioned Geo-thermal power. That is the way of the future, no pollution and available 24/7 as it doesn't rely on the sun or wind.

Answer 3

i personally think your plan too simplistic and therefore unrealistic for Actual use, but i could be wrong.

i DO think its awesome to see someone develop an hypothesis like this- it would be very very interesting to see whether you continue in this same line of thought or end up branching or turning another direction altogether during your research

good luck to you and i hope you actually finds some strong answers

Answer 4

at first, when i read this, i was a little confused.  i re-read it, and there is only one thing i don't really agree w/ (the rest is great, you have some REALLY GOOD IDEAS).  I only don't agree with the 'not building anymore green energy plants'  because i mean we should build more not too many more but some more and then we should build on our other bad energy-emitting plants.  

but, i like your ideas.  this could be big!  yay