Ok, fine, I'll play your little game. Let's shut down and replace every nuke plant with...well...what?
Common sense tells us to avoid the next predictable environmental disaster by switching to energy sources that cannot leak poisons into the land, sea, and air.
It's obviously a cover-up of climate change data, ordered by lobbyists for the planet-raping carbon industry. Those other restricted topics are only there to make the climate change cover-up a bit less flagrant.
That isn't my experience. Several years ago I worked at a software house that was acquired by Microsoft. The first thing they did was audit our source code to identify all the modules derived from open source. Before the sale could go through we had to rewrite those modules from scratch.
I've always thought that term limits are a bad idea because the choice of whether or not to reward an elected official with another term should belong to the voters. Anything that restricts a voter's ability to choose is bad. The people know best. Trust them.
It's time for the US to give Texas back to Mexico. This will solve many problems, such as: (1) lying textbooks, (2) warmongering presidents, (3) Mexicans illegally streaming across the border for jobs, and (4) country and western music.
President Obama has zero education or experence in business,
other than running his national campaign organization which was effectively a successful $800 million business.
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Your math is misleading. You give the cost of a wind turbine in quantities of one and then multiply it without taking into consideration volume discount and economy of scale, so your bottom line is probably twice what it would cost. Even so, it's still competitive with building a new nuclear power plant.
But then when the wind farm is built, the fuel costs nothing, there is no cost associated with storing and disposing of spent fuel rods, and there's no possibility of a nuclear meltdown and the inadvertent release of radioactive material into the environment.
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I wish that I too could keep getting paid for the work I did decades ago but because I don't make records if I don't do more work I don't get paid.
Maybe if I bribe enough high ranking public officials they'll take stuff that rightfully belongs to the public and give it to me too.
Common sense tells us to avoid the next predictable environmental disaster by switching to energy sources that cannot leak poisons into the land, sea, and air.
Modern designs are safer, perhaps, but building them on an earthquake-and-tsunami-prone planet is still a game of Russian roulette.
Do the citizens of Utah have the ability to repeal bad laws via ballot initiative?
Fact 8: Common sense dictates that it's now time to harness solar and wind power and stop building power plants that can poison the environment.
They're behaving like it's the Department of Hosni Security.
The big payoff will come when the scientists take the next step and figure out how to turn wine snobs into mice.
Was it ethical for Benedict Arnold to try to offshore the ownership of West Point?
"Goodness gracious, great balls of fire!" -- Jerry Lee Lewis
That's a low bar.
So laws against murder, bank robbery, and other real crimes (with real victims) are oppressive?
It's obviously a cover-up of climate change data, ordered by lobbyists for the planet-raping carbon industry. Those other restricted topics are only there to make the climate change cover-up a bit less flagrant.
That isn't my experience. Several years ago I worked at a software house that was acquired by Microsoft. The first thing they did was audit our source code to identify all the modules derived from open source. Before the sale could go through we had to rewrite those modules from scratch.
Guarding the oil.
God is my co-pilot.
And the Lockerbie bomber? No chance.
Free speech means being able to tell others how to decrypt DRM.
I've always thought that term limits are a bad idea because the choice of whether or not to reward an elected official with another term should belong to the voters. Anything that restricts a voter's ability to choose is bad. The people know best. Trust them.
Texas used to belong to Mexico, so it can be given back to them. It does not matter how it somehow came to be part of the US.
It's time for the US to give Texas back to Mexico. This will solve many problems, such as: (1) lying textbooks, (2) warmongering presidents, (3) Mexicans illegally streaming across the border for jobs, and (4) country and western music.
The answer is blowing in the wind.
other than running his national campaign organization which was effectively a successful $800 million business.
Your math is misleading. You give the cost of a wind turbine in quantities of one and then multiply it without taking into consideration volume discount and economy of scale, so your bottom line is probably twice what it would cost. Even so, it's still competitive with building a new nuclear power plant.
Cost of a new nuclear power plant
But then when the wind farm is built, the fuel costs nothing, there is no cost associated with storing and disposing of spent fuel rods, and there's no possibility of a nuclear meltdown and the inadvertent release of radioactive material into the environment.
This just sounds hokey. The wind is free. How much cheaper is gas, according to your friend?