NAOS
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I live in a mild climate and have low energy demands. I'd ride a stationary bicycle for 30-45 minutes a day if I could capture that energy efficiently. No prob.
How is fracking legal?
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I live in a mild climate and have low energy demands. I'd ride a stationary bicycle for 30-45 minutes a day if I could capture that energy efficiently. No prob.
Red
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The first offshore wind farm in the United States will be operational here in Rhode Island by November. But not without its critics...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...a6449a6_story.html?wpisrc=nl_headlines&wpmm=1
But it's a start:
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/...nd-farm-may-power-up-a-new-industry.html?_r=0
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You think we should get rid of power lines, cats, homes, and pesticides too?
NAOS
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Anything is possible and the change starts here on JFC. Ask beanclown.
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To answer your question posed earlier-- it is
NAOS
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real men generate their own energy.
I'm okay with getting rid of everything on the list, except homes.
♪alt13
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How many bears are killed by split level homes?
I think when you focus on deaths you're missing the point. My understanding is that the real issue with wind is habitat destruction, which is by far a bigger issue to the health of a species than the number killed by this or that.
NAOS
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I would have put $1000 on the bet that you were some cat-hating dude (who is obviously over-correcting for some perceived lack in "masculinity").
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Link?
You'd lose. I don't hate cats. I just don't want one. My best friend in high school had the most awesome cat.