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Can the debate be over, please? Can we phase out the use of natural gas as soon as possible, please? Can we establish realistic setbacks based on human safety instead of maximum profit…please?
Thank you….
No we can't. No we won't. Even the Unabomber wouldn't have put forward such a stupid idea.
You go first. Disconnect from your utility.. Hook up to a wind mill or solar panels and tell us how it goes.. Park your car and walk or ride your bike to council meetings.
I live off the grid. I have solar and a “windmill”..
I burn bio-diesel.
Shut up.
Speaking of off-grid, Duke, I'm in Alabama this week and Kentucky the end of the month. Are you back this way anytime soon?
No..sadly. Home today. Next trip prolly not til Sept.
Traveled to Ky., Ind., Ill., Wisc.
So beautiful..so wet!
Oh, but we will PeePee. 30,00x more energy falls on the face of this (not 6,000yr old) planet than we consume every day. There's enough agricultural waste produced annually (1.4 billion tons, easily converted to liquid fuels but-not-for our fossil-soaked Congress and its bankers, err, I mean lobbyists at API that keep those fuels out of the marketplace. Organic batteries are on the horizon and hemp lignin will be replacing graphene in energy storage in our lifetimes. Wind energy is the cheapest form of energy on the planet today (surely you're paying attention to what Xcel Energy is doing?)
Like any public policy – it's ultimately a math equation. We have infinity and abundance on our side – you deal with scarcity and finite resources.
All of Drumpf's horses and all of Drumpf's men won't put this genie back in the bottle.
200 feet is clearly not a large enough setback. We can not depend on O&G to prevent houses from exploding. Is 500 enough? 1000? We consider, often, the free market rights of developers to be what we should desire, rather than effectual protection. We do it in healthcare coverage as well even when all measures show we clearly do NOT have the best health outcomes. The "free" market is just too expensive