Fossil fuel energy costs 5- 17 cents per kilowatt-hour. Solar energy costs 3-6 cents per kilowatt-hour. Going solar significantly lowers our energy costs & our carbon footprint. W/out an emergency level transition to a clean energy grid the planet will become uninhabitable.

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Nuclear is the way. That is the fact.
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Solar comes with its own problems. Nuclear is the way to go
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Deniers tend to skew the discussion. Like $ trillions in public subsidies to Big Fossil skewed the energy market for 50 years. Small-scale solar & wind for household use should be the aim, not large scale. Free, much cleaner energy for home & vehicles.
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cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot…

What N.S. can learn from solar-powered Florida town built to withstand intense storms | CBC News

As Hurricane Ian bore down on Florida earlier this month, thousands of residents of a unique solar community never lost power, cell coverage or Internet. Babcock Ranch — billed as the first entirely...

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Highly recommend reading Richard Muller's book "Energy for Future Presidents."
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Hi Marianne I have a personal question can I plz have your contact info like email address…thank you
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If we could also get the politicians to stop subsidizing fossil fuels that would be helpful.
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Fossil fuel energy is always there. The sun isn't always shining, especially in Northern areas which get VERY cloudy during winter.
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That is just an out right lie
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