Also would like to add that the Heartland Institute is funded by Fossil Fuel companies
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Some conspiracy nonesens but it's what I believe :
Big corps are holding solar back. I almost went through with it. Not sure about DE but in NYC no connection to battery backup. So your still connected to the grid. The price is high but cheaper than electric company. BUT still too high to be feasible on a large scale. Breaking down the lease it was something like 17 cents per kwh
Big corps are holding solar back. I almost went through with it. Not sure about DE but in NYC no connection to battery backup. So your still connected to the grid. The price is high but cheaper than electric company. BUT still too high to be feasible on a large scale. Breaking down the lease it was something like 17 cents per kwh
Did not know that you can't sell your power back to the grid in some states. I can see that being an issue. Maybe you could sell it directly to your neighbors?
They are called the Nitrogen and water cycles for a reason. The trick is to make 'em spin around faster. That's where modern filtration and and aquaponics come in. It's kind of lik, today we eat food/use water and then release back into the environment for years before regathering the water/nitrogen by farming or water treatment. The trick is to speed the cycle. You can eat the same food twice in a a few months in a carefully built recycling system. Aquaponics also use a fraction of the land of traditional farms.
https://offgridworld.com/1-million-pounds-of-food-on-3-acres-of-land/
https://offgridworld.com/1-million-...eld-solar-powered-vertical-aquaponics-system/
#1 is an existing system.
Hello; I begin to see that you have incomplete knowledge about the natural cycles of the world.
I do not wish to go into a lot of detail which might take many pages.
Lets take one example for water. Under several mid-west states is a giant aquifer. I think it called the ogilalla (sp). It apparently took many thousands of years ( maybe tens of thousands of years) for the rain water to trickle down into this large underground reservoir.
Some decades ago farmers developed what is called center pivot irrigation. That is where a well is drilled and at the well head a strong pump is attached powered by in some cases a V-8 engine. The pump sends water out thru pipes for hundreds of feet on a scaffold like structure on wheels. The whole water system pivots around in a large circle. This has allowed for the productive cultivation of some less desirable land and a big increase in the yields for many decades.
Years ago the early shallow wells began to go dry. The farmers had to go deeper. Then the deeper wells began to go dry. It is my understanding they are using up the aquifer at a rate many , many times the rate it can be naturally replenished. Bear in mind this is a part of the American bread basket and has been a big part of the world's supply of food. That aquifer will eventually go dry and the land will then only be able to produce food based on annual rainfall.
Yes we can when they make such decision BECAUSE of their political beliefs. That is a NO NO
I like the parts where he talks about how the voting for the cival rights bill bill broke down or the abolishmemt of slavery or the KKK stuff
His books and movies are Chuck full of easily searchable facts you just don't like those facts.
Its backed up by the fact he went to jail and most weren't even charged some paid fines. The man admitted it and thought it was a mistake. Thought that he would have been fined like others. So the law applies equelly ?
If you can't see his movies playing a role then I will pray for you tonight.
So are you saying you think oshama SHOULDNT have gotten the award ?
Yes, the current methods of farming in the Midwest, and just about everywhere else will die. Maybe even all the wheat and corn farms will die and we will eat taro and potato and lilyroot instead. My point is they will be replaced with methods that are far more productive.
My bet is from about 5/6 to 6/7 of the people will die, there will be massive breakdowns in transportation, so anything that needs transport is gonna be hard to come by, things like food,meds,clean water etc,also keep in mind anything that can't run on its own without supervision will go out, such as power plants, if a disease/plague gets going it'll spread like wildfire thru a haybarn, and with large populations and failures in disease containment systems it will be nasty, so even if you think your prepared there is no guarantee of survival, so one should get right with the lord above.
Furthermore beyond war there will be a lot of infighting and corruption which will only make things worse, of course there will also be people taking advantage of people's fears and spreading lies,hate and propoganda
Exactly, all this waste to grow corn, which you really can't digest well,also this trend of growing all of one thing at a time leaves plants open to species and even variant-specific pest
You would have to have a lot of proof to demonstrate bias because of political beliefs.
What I don't like about his various works is that he doesn't understand or is pretending not to the fact that the political beliefs of a party can and will shift over time. It is unfair and dishonest to draw a parallel between modern democrats and democrats from over a century ago like Wilson and Jackson. He ignores the southern strategy used by the republicans and in general the last half century.
He didn't go to jail by the way, he went to a half way house for 8 months near his home, got a 30k fine, and was on probation for 5 years until he got pardoned among others like Martha Stewart and Scooter Libby by Trump.
Nope, I think there were better people then Obama for the Peace prize.