There is an old Cincinnati local group's song called "Music, Sex, and Cookies"
Kind of along the lines of the Jerry Jeff Walker "I Make Money, Money Don' Make Me" only better. ;-)
It was on one of the "WEBN Album Projects" (#2 I think). A cool local radio station that still sponsors one of the country's biggest annual fireworks displays down at the riverfront.
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Just like nuclear reactors would result in electric power too cheap to meter? Though the solar power NIMBYs have been rather quiet of late.
Better question, why did OP [Dick Bruere] copy and paste the text of the link as well as posting the link (without adding anything [of value])?
Solar power NIMBYs?
They would NIMBY, but they can't fire up their computer from their solar cell. :)
-- You can't fix stupid. You can't even put a Band-Aid? on it, because it's Teflon coated.
" snipped-for-privacy@att.bizzzzzzzzzzzz" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
putting huge solar arrays(panels or mirrors) in desert locations will be harmful to the indigenous life there,and besides,solar panels and mirrors need a lot of scarce WATER to keep them clean. Nothing can or will be allowed to grow under the arrays,either. then there's the long HV distribution lines that environuts are constantly blocking.
I hear some environuts are actually coming around to appreciate nuclear power plants. clean,safe,and reliable electric power,in a compact footprint.
-- Jim Yanik jyanik at localnet dot com
Oh, you mean "big solar".
However, most are just watermelons.
Considering the recent unrest in Northern Africa (or south side off the Mediterranean) the DESERTEC
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