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    Mr. Coffee reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread The transition with Like Like.
    This whole tread should be knocked on the head at this point it so full of Fossil fuel propaganda and cimate disinformation. It's...
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    Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.
    Except much of those high electricity rates are due to the enormous costs of wildfire mitigation. Which are exacerbated by fossil fuels...
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    Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.
    And also, if you just put rooftop solar on all homes that could manage it, you'd generate around 40 percent of the current electricity...
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    Mr. Coffee reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread The transition with Like Like.
    The "whole new approach" has been here for a while. Subsidize solar to homeowners that have capability to make use of it, and then...
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    Mr. Coffee reacted to mschwett's post in the thread The transition with Like Like.
    but you referred - specifically - to the grid. at this point you’re just arguing with anything you can to back up your position that...
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    Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.
    Except you don't have to dedicate that land to generation and can still use it for other things. A wind farm can be built on a farm...
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    Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.
    What people underestimate is how much money fossil fuel companies have invested in having very effective PR and think tanks that can be...
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    Mr. Coffee reacted to mschwett's post in the thread The transition with Like Like.
    and i think you don’t quite understand the dynamics of energy supply and demand. you don’t need weeks of battery for a solar plant in a...
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    Mr. Coffee replied to the thread The transition.
    ... and yet the cost per kwh of pv solar + battery backup drops by ninety percent every decade. It is already the cheapest form of...
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