Cali recently restricted sales of ICE cars. Now, warning of blackouts.
BUY AN EV.
JUST DON'T CHARGE IT.
genius.
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think critically and practically and apply that thinking to real world problems is one of, if not the, most important challenges facing the USA today. The long game of socialists, cultural Marxists and others of that ilk comes in to clearer focus with each passing day.
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equivalent of spending $100 at a carnival game to win a $2 stuffed animal or to get rid of the family beagle while encouraging your neighbors to keep their family of great Danes and use your lawn anytime they wish.
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VTUD
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be a third world country soon enough and can depend on wind mills and solar panels for all of our energy. Simple solution....
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wait til people build subdivisions on the old farm land-
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fordham
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Incredible idiocy
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** Edited by bigbadbird at 8/31/2022, 4:21:02 PM
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EDGEMAN
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Nothing like closing your coal powered plants without a comparable replacement. Oh, when is the last time we built a nuclear power plant in the US?
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VTUD
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increasing the production of coal powered power plants. So,two countries that represent approximately 1/3 of the world`s population(China and India)continue to pollute the earth`s atmosphere with no plans to change...and pollution does not stop spreading at a country`s boundaries. In the mean time,the U.S.is spending billions of dollars to convert to "clean" energy,while negatively impacting the average person`s day to day quality of life with higher energy costs. Consider,also,that over 60% of electricity is produced by using the fossil fuels that the government is trying to eliminate. People need to understand that we do not have,nor are willing to accept(nuclear),the technology to move away from fossil fuels in the near future. The government is foolishly trying to rapidly force changes that they are not equipped to handle. Who plays the price? We do....
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...Climate Accords that John Kerry negotiated, but that had the US paying China and India to build those coal powered power plants. Total insanity!
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We just spent almost a trillion more dollars (that we don't have) to begin creating a 'no peeing' area in the global pool. All other countries are free to pee, poop, and have a good time. Who wants to go swimming?
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they can rich on green- they can strategize- but they can't create anything that works as well-
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Gerhard Schroder was Germany's Chancellor from '98-05. He was a Green Party loyalist. Under his leadership DE dismantled its nuke plants and set the course for its green energy future. He also was/is Putin's buddy, and was recently voted on the board of Gazprom. No link - research it for yourself. What is happening is as plain as the nose on our faces.
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That's amazing news as he was the leader of Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) from 1999 to 2004. He's also spent he post political life as a lobbyist/***** for Nord Stream 2 and Putin. All though the Greens were a minor partner in SPD's ruling coalition under Schröder, I doubt you'd be able to find a past or present German Green Party member who'd walk across the street to piss on Schröder if he was on fire.
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...which will be the first in about 30 years or so. Construction started in 2013...possibly to be commissioned next year.
There might be one starting construction in Utah next year...wouldn't be ready till 2028 at the earliest, more likely 2030 or later.
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but because it makes sense and they have the money for it, it will never happen. Every senator will want them built in the state next door. :)
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UK is looking at heating costs increasing 80% this winter.
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fordham
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Going to be interesting this winter when global cooling takes over
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