Solar power update

[David_Dennison]

Alabama power chooses Walker County for solar energy farm. Wind turbines can’t be far behind

Walker County commission approves incentives for half-billion dollar solar farm project

The Walker County Commission recently approved an incentive package for Ingka Investments.

abc3340.com

 

[Reasoned]

Alabama power chooses Walker County for solar energy farm. Wind turbines can’t be far behind

Walker County commission approves incentives for half-billion dollar solar farm project

The Walker County Commission recently approved an incentive package for Ingka Investments.

abc3340.com

Trust me, you don’t want those inefficient, ugly-arse pinwheels blighting your country side.

 

[billywayneluck]

Alabama power chooses Walker County for solar energy farm. Wind turbines can’t be far behind

Walker County commission approves incentives for half-billion dollar solar farm project

The Walker County Commission recently approved an incentive package for Ingka Investments.

abc3340.com

Put ‘em in your backyard

 

[BKHusky]

Stupid decision.

 

[ZosoDawg]

Alabama power chooses Walker County for solar energy farm. Wind turbines can’t be far behind

Walker County commission approves incentives for half-billion dollar solar farm project

The Walker County Commission recently approved an incentive package for Ingka Investments.

abc3340.com

Tell us how long the solar panels generally last and how they are disposed of.

 

[Reasoned]

Tell us how long the solar panels generally last and how they are disposed of.

and where they’re made.

 

[Sanctions Stand]

maybe walker county can dump useless wind turbines in the old strip mines down in that shat hole?

Goin' Green

 

[billywayneluck]

maybe walker county can dump useless wind turbines in the old strip mines down in that shat hole?

Goin' Green

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Put ‘em in gators backyard!

 

[Orange_N_White]

Trust me, you don’t want those inefficient, ugly-arse pinwheels blighting your country side.

So much for birds of prey living there

RIP

 

[David_Dennison]

maybe walker county can dump useless wind turbines in the old strip mines down in that shat hole?

Goin' Green

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Would you like to engage in a conversation about coal ash ponds? Coal ash commonly contains some of the earth's deadliest toxics: arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium and selenium. storage, and contaminate surface waters and underground aquifers,

At 1 ppm - burning 1M tons of coal produces 1.0 ton of uranium and mercury. Coal pile runoff is almost as bad.

The coal lobby doesn’t want to talk about that for some reason. Neither do you people.

 

[BKHusky]

Would you like to engage in a conversation about coal ash ponds? Coal ash commonly contains some of the earth's deadliest toxics: arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium and selenium. storage, and contaminate surface waters and underground aquifers,

At 1 ppm - burning 1M tons of coal produces 1.0 ton of uranium and mercury. Coal pile runoff is almost as bad.

The coal lobby doesn’t want to talk about that for some reason. Neither do you people.

Coal has one ginormous advantage compared to wind/solar.

It’s a bit of a big deal too.

 

[billywayneluck]

Would you like to engage in a conversation about coal ash ponds? Coal ash commonly contains some of the earth's deadliest toxics: arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium and selenium. storage, and contaminate surface waters and underground aquifers,

At 1 ppm - burning 1M tons of coal produces 1.0 ton of uranium and mercury. Coal pile runoff is almost as bad.

The coal lobby doesn’t want to talk about that for some reason. Neither do you people.

“You people”

 

[Reasoned]

I grew up near a bunch of coal strip mines, they made great fishing lakes when they’re done.

Not me😉

 

[ZosoDawg]

Would you like to engage in a conversation about coal ash ponds? Coal ash commonly contains some of the earth's deadliest toxics: arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium and selenium. storage, and contaminate surface waters and underground aquifers,

At 1 ppm - burning 1M tons of coal produces 1.0 ton of uranium and mercury. Coal pile runoff is almost as bad.

The coal lobby doesn’t want to talk about that for some reason. Neither do you people.

As do spent solar panels. They leach all sorts of crap into the ground, lead included. We should just probably stick with what’s working.