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And the world just passes by.....
World's largest solar power plant to be built in China
http://www.gizmag.com/worlds-largest-solar-power-plant-china/12806/ Solar panel roads to power our homes http://www.gizmag.com/solar-panel-roads/12780/ I'm thinking about patenting some leather-lined knuckle guards. Anyone interested? |
This technowlogy was available decades ago to turn the southwest desert into a true resource.
Oh well. |
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Desert is special habitat. . .yadda yadda yadda |
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Would it have a negative affect on any of the native Flora and fauna? Also, it would destroy the scenic beauty. Could do more harm than good. I should have used green font (edit) Arrrgh! Island must have posted while I was typing. Proving that weak minds think alike...;) |
What we really need is a strong leader to do what's right, regardless of the consequences..(still waiting).......
I don't think the desert would be hurt by a little shade. All I want is for Texans to be considered a little more refined than yurt-building/mares-milk-drinking Mongols :cool: Oh well. |
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Now I wish everytime I tell someone I from Ok they didn't ask about Tee-pees and indians. We are civilized Sorta |
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How much longer before solar becomes like "big oil"? ...you know, those evil solar energy companies, who only want us to turn on the lights when it's already sunny... :cool: |
It's always sunny somewhere on the planet.
Didn't you read the "New World Order" mantra? |
Yeah, line-loss is a biotch.
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Ya gotsta start thinking Tesla, not Edison.
But, then again, he thought a global wireless communication system could be "free" back in 1920. |
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Turning the road into a solar power generators is really thinking out of the box. Gotta give'em credit for that. Whether is is practical or not is another story. Withstanding a truck is not so important as withstanding a snow plow...unless, as he mentioned the surface was heated.
Re China: Not surprised. Already been to the largest windmill farm in the world...and the 2nd. Both in China. Much of the west of China is simply wasteland. The Taklamakan is without a doubt the driest, most brutal desert in the world with substantial portions below sea level. Perfect place for such constructions. |
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