Time for Land Tawney to step down?

[Deleted member 18333]

freakin suburbia man. there's nothing peaceful about it to begin with so let's put more moderate sized wind turbines in everyone's backyards. put solar panels on everyone's roof too and forget about these bs public land developments, that, like wllm said, are all about the money

granted the wind blows better in some places than others... but you get my point

we've got ideal development already developed for solar

highlands ranch, colorado - the epitome of white suburbia - could power itself with wind turbines and solar, all within city limits, if they actually thought about it

If only this were true, realistic, workable, practical, etc. If only!

 

[hossblur]

I guess the first time I see BHA protest a wind/solar project, I'll buy the PR. Betting I'll be sitting out a while

 

[MTGomer]

Trump Administration approves NV Energy's 690 MW, 1.5 GWh Gemini solar+storage project

The Obama Administration previously rejected the $1 billion project under an agreement with conservation groups that protected sensitive desert land from wind and solar development.

www.utilitydive.com

7100 acres of public land and hundreds of threatened Mojave desert tortoises lost.

 

[MO Betta]

That's a damn shame.

 

[BigHornRam]

Trump Administration approves NV Energy's 690 MW, 1.5 GWh Gemini solar+storage project

The Obama Administration previously rejected the $1 billion project under an agreement with conservation groups that protected sensitive desert land from wind and solar development.

www.utilitydive.com

7100 acres of public land and hundreds of threatened Mojave desert tortoises lost.

Sweet! What Chinese solar panel company is going to get the contract? Good investment opportunity there.

 

[Irrelevant]

Trump Administration approves NV Energy's 690 MW, 1.5 GWh Gemini solar+storage project

The Obama Administration previously rejected the $1 billion project under an agreement with conservation groups that protected sensitive desert land from wind and solar development.

www.utilitydive.com

7100 acres of public land and hundreds of threatened Mojave desert tortoises lost.

Those tortoises and getting the shaft left and right.