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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
6/4/2014 4:55:24 PM
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Prepare for less jobs and rolling black outs. But of course it'll be bush's fault
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Yea lol they start saying bush caused the recession don't blame it on Obama
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Of course.
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oh no, do you really think the states will botch their policies so badly?
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It's more like of the plant produce enough energy then it's not going to going to do much good. These coal plants produce electricity you know. If they can't produce enough electricity because they're being forced to cut their emissions than how do you'll be able to use your TV or computer? Don't get me wrong cutting emissions is great but not to the point where the plant can't support itself
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Edited by Seggi: 6/4/2014 5:35:26 PMum, coal isn't the only source of power
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True, but how any people can afford putting solar panels on their homes or a wind mill? Coal is still a major asset to the US and until we can figure a way to make green energy more affordable then we are going to have to rely on coal till then.
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[quote]True, but how any people can afford putting solar panels on their homes or a wind mill?[/quote] It don't take that long for solar panels to start paying back. Really, it only took my previous professor 6 months before the electric company started paying [i]her[/i] for power.
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But that depends on the size of the unit, where it is located, and how many the customer needs. Not to even mention the maintenence of the panel itself. Those tiles aren't exactly made of the toughest materials. I just don't see a low income family having one. If they do I doubt it'll be enough
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[quote]True, but how any people can afford putting solar panels on their homes or a wind mill?[/quote]hue
