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I guess to play devil's advocate, I just love the way the sunset highlights the great views of a coal power plant...Plus, they kinda kill the scenery. There's my NIMBY statement for the thread.
I guess to play devil's advocate, I just love the way the sunset highlights the great views of a coal power plant...Plus, they kinda kill the scenery. There's my NIMBY statement for the thread.
A) I know this one isn't (ash spill in Knoxville TN)...A) That picture is photoshopped. B) Most of that "smoke" is steam from the cooling towers!
Oh, common. That'll buff right out.A) I know this one isn't (ash spill in Knoxville TN)...A) That picture is photoshopped. B) Most of that "smoke" is steam from the cooling towers!
B) I know that it's steam, still doesn't make it look any more "pretty"
My whole argument is that I find it annoying when people talk about how "ugly" the wind farms are, but you don't hear a peep from anyone concerning the existing coal plants...
That's so crazy, it just might work!They should put up windmills with blades covered in solar PV cells. That way you can generate wind AND solar energy on the same footprint.
I almost went there for grad school.No one is telling me that a coal plant is supposed to be majestic, nor are they shoving it in my face.
I'm really not that bothered by alternative energy, but I am bothered by uppity hippies.
I want to hug you I agree with you so much.I'll tell you all what I find truly majestic:
A house that is warmed and cooled to a comfortable temperature.
Running water that is clean and warm to bath in and wash dishes and laundry.
A refrigerator that keeps things cold.
A stove in the house to cook food.
A car to get me places too far to walk.
Airplanes that take me farther places.
Computers, cell phones, television, boats, farm tractors, microwaves, dishwashers, lawn mowers, factories that make products, ....
What is intolerable to me is people who enjoy these things, and will not give them up, but talk about how we should all do the "right" thing. How do they know what is "RIGHT"? Scientific studies, right? Well, there have been so many scientific studies and theories that have been disproved that I don't consider science very reliable any more.
x2I want to hug you I agree with you so much.I'll tell you all what I find truly majestic:
A house that is warmed and cooled to a comfortable temperature.
Running water that is clean and warm to bath in and wash dishes and laundry.
A refrigerator that keeps things cold.
A stove in the house to cook food.
A car to get me places too far to walk.
Airplanes that take me farther places.
Computers, cell phones, television, boats, farm tractors, microwaves, dishwashers, lawn mowers, factories that make products, ....
What is intolerable to me is people who enjoy these things, and will not give them up, but talk about how we should all do the "right" thing. How do they know what is "RIGHT"? Scientific studies, right? Well, there have been so many scientific studies and theories that have been disproved that I don't consider science very reliable any more.
Ah, the People's Republic of Boulder. Living there for four years was enough for me.No one is telling me that a coal plant is supposed to be majestic, nor are they shoving it in my face.
I'm really not that bothered by alternative energy, but I am bothered by uppity hippies.
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