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mcgruff10 said:
Awesome ideas bud!Halifax2TheMax said:
It needs to happen over time and those coal miners need to be retrained in solar panel and wind tower production, installation and maintenance, or other types of jobs. Incentives should be offered to wind and solar companies to locate and hire those affected in coal producing areas, if possible. However, there’s always winners and losers in a “free” market.mcgruff10 said:
I agree with you but what happens to all the people in the coal industry once it gets shut down? I would imagine whole towns would cease to exist.Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...
More info on how greener energy technologies such as wind and solar have the potential to replace coal jobs with high paying jobs. It seems that some of the fastest growing job markets are in renewable energy.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/energyinnovation/2019/04/22/renewable-energy-job-boom-creating-economic-opportunity-as-coal-industry-slumps/#18c5b3e83665
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So when is BC going to add solar and wind...from what I can tell your power is produced by hydro-electric dams...they are not all that great for the environment...they cause problems to environment, eco-systems, wildlife migration patterns, loss of habitat for wildlife.
And when is BC going to stop coal mining?Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Our community college has programs specifically for people wanting to get in the wind industry. It has been very popular and there are a ton of windmills across the Texas plains now and more being put up every day. It’s a little weird seeing all of those red lights flashing in unison at night, but kind of cool too. We do still rely majorly on coal and natural gas, but there has been an increase of solar companies moving in, so hopefully more will take hold.oftenreading said:mcgruff10 said:
Awesome ideas bud!Halifax2TheMax said:
It needs to happen over time and those coal miners need to be retrained in solar panel and wind tower production, installation and maintenance, or other types of jobs. Incentives should be offered to wind and solar companies to locate and hire those affected in coal producing areas, if possible. However, there’s always winners and losers in a “free” market.mcgruff10 said:
I agree with you but what happens to all the people in the coal industry once it gets shut down? I would imagine whole towns would cease to exist.Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...
More info on how greener energy technologies such as wind and solar have the potential to replace coal jobs with high paying jobs. It seems that some of the fastest growing job markets are in renewable energy.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/energyinnovation/2019/04/22/renewable-energy-job-boom-creating-economic-opportunity-as-coal-industry-slumps/#18c5b3e83665
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As the article says, solar can be a good option for some of the areas devastated by the effects of coal mines, given that there often aren’t a lot of other options for them.PJPOWER said:
Our community college has programs specifically for people wanting to get in the wind industry. It has been very popular and there are a ton of windmills across the Texas plains now and more being put up every day. It’s a little weird seeing all of those red lights flashing in unison at night, but kind of cool too. We do still rely majorly on coal and natural gas, but there has been an increase of solar companies moving in, so hopefully more will take hold.oftenreading said:mcgruff10 said:
Awesome ideas bud!Halifax2TheMax said:
It needs to happen over time and those coal miners need to be retrained in solar panel and wind tower production, installation and maintenance, or other types of jobs. Incentives should be offered to wind and solar companies to locate and hire those affected in coal producing areas, if possible. However, there’s always winners and losers in a “free” market.mcgruff10 said:
I agree with you but what happens to all the people in the coal industry once it gets shut down? I would imagine whole towns would cease to exist.Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...
More info on how greener energy technologies such as wind and solar have the potential to replace coal jobs with high paying jobs. It seems that some of the fastest growing job markets are in renewable energy.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/energyinnovation/2019/04/22/renewable-energy-job-boom-creating-economic-opportunity-as-coal-industry-slumps/#18c5b3e83665my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
Is natural gas considered “bad”?I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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When the Kentucky Coal Mining Museum switched to solar power as they did a couple years ago, I think thats a pretty good indicator green energy is here to stay.........Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...
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this is where Hillary failed to articulate this message loudly enough. She got killed with that we are going to kill coal theme.mcgruff10 said:
Awesome ideas bud!Halifax2TheMax said:
It needs to happen over time and those coal miners need to be retrained in solar panel and wind tower production, installation and maintenance, or other types of jobs. Incentives should be offered to wind and solar companies to locate and hire those affected in coal producing areas, if possible. However, there’s always winners and losers in a “free” market.mcgruff10 said:
I agree with you but what happens to all the people in the coal industry once it gets shut down? I would imagine whole towns would cease to exist.Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
Not in Canada. If you lived here, you'd have natural gas...mcgruff10 said:Is natural gas considered “bad”?
But it mentioned by some on the left that we need to switch home heating sources...but with what? and especially at the affordability of gas...and it provides warmth in the winter.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
It is here to stay...no doubt. Just remember these companies thrive off subsidies...mickeyrat said:
When the Kentucky Coal Mining Museum switched to solar power as they did a couple years ago, I think thats a pretty good indicator green energy is here to stay.........Halifax2TheMax said:
A consortium of private businesses guaranteed a 25 year purchase of electricity from a solar farm, removing one old coal fired plant from the grid. The US currently has one off shore wind farm. Public/private investment in clean energy production is the future. Time to acknowledge that, invest and move on. Stop “digging” coal.Meltdown99 said:
Exactly... besides, the individual states allowed to have their own plan for things like the environment? And other such things...Let's see if Bloomfield follows through on his 500 million dollar plan to close coal plants, then who is going to pay for the green energy projects. And I hope they do not look at Ontario's Green Energy plan...we were paying through the nose for hydro...then the liberal government borrowed a ton and lowered rates...that was done a year before an election...vote buying...the problem starting next year the rates will start to go up and up, unless our year-old government has a plan...without a plan some say our hydro bills will double by 2025.mcgruff10 said:
Agreed. We had one bump in the road and then things will be a ok.Meltdown99 said:
I think the majority of people focus on wanting to make their country better, nothing wrong with that...mrussel1 said:
It's the rich poor education divide in Sweden where the taxes are regressive. Fucking bass ackward, that's for sure. But that's his problem. Im focused on making my country better. Glass houses and all..Meltdown99 said:
Remember education is free in Sweden...it looks like they get what they for...mrussel1 said:
FTR, not very.Spiritual_Chaos said:
English is not my first language and I think most can overlook my grammar.mcgruff10 said:Just for thread integrity, if you are going to insult a president and try to make him look an idiot please proofread and make sure your grammar is correct. If not you look like a moron.
Now think how moronic people whos using it to attack me must be looking?
The US will be fine, in 2 or 6 years...Give Peas A Chance…0 -
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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What's everyones opinion on Andrew Yang? He's not slurring, or screaming here at least:
https://youtu.be/GUfFiy3yW88
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Looks like a ra ra nationalist to me, standing in front of that vile flag. She's lost my vote simply by virtue of being American.Spiritual_Chaos said:0 -
BS-patriotism seems to be needed to become president.mrussel1 said:
Looks like a ra ra nationalist to me, standing in front of that vile flag. She's lost my vote simply by virtue of being American.Spiritual_Chaos said:
The same with having to believe in god.
Not very modern. But what's a boy to do? Just be a darling, and I will be too. Faithful to you."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Like I said, being an American is disqualifying for the role.Spiritual_Chaos said:
BS-patriotism seems to be needed to become president.mrussel1 said:
Looks like a ra ra nationalist to me, standing in front of that vile flag. She's lost my vote simply by virtue of being American.Spiritual_Chaos said:
The same with having to believe in god.
Not very modern. But what's a boy to do? Just be a darling, and I will be too. Faithful to you.0 -
Guess you drew the...mrussel1 said:
Like I said, being an American is disqualifying for the role.Spiritual_Chaos said:
BS-patriotism seems to be needed to become president.mrussel1 said:
Looks like a ra ra nationalist to me, standing in front of that vile flag. She's lost my vote simply by virtue of being American.Spiritual_Chaos said:
The same with having to believe in god.
Not very modern. But what's a boy to do? Just be a darling, and I will be too. Faithful to you.
https://youtu.be/QF9wpCtocU4
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
The audacity of her to stand in front of an American flag. She lost my vote because of that.mrussel1 said:
Like I said, being an American is disqualifying for the role.Spiritual_Chaos said:
BS-patriotism seems to be needed to become president.mrussel1 said:
Looks like a ra ra nationalist to me, standing in front of that vile flag. She's lost my vote simply by virtue of being American.Spiritual_Chaos said:
The same with having to believe in god.
Not very modern. But what's a boy to do? Just be a darling, and I will be too. Faithful to you.
I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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https://youtu.be/-z03SEmLgi0
Former Vice President Joe Biden leads the majorities of likely Iowa Democratic caucus participants with numbers showing a very tight race for second place, according to a new CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Commenting on Biden:
Buddah: We're not gonna win by playing it safe, or promising a return to normal. We are were we are because normal broke.
Queen E: There are people who are ready for big structural change in this country
Sane-ders: I understand that there are some well intentioned democrats and candidates who believe that the best way forward is a middle ground strategy. That antagonizes no one. That stands up to nobody. And that changes nothing. In my view, that approach is not just bad public policy but it is a failed political strategy
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