Not only that, you wake up in the morning and say, “what’s it going to be today?”
And the government insists churches cease and desist discussing “politics” as part of its services to its members. That is in the Constitution, too.
I have a general rule that if you can see white above the pupil on someone’s eyes, there’s a 95% chance that person is crazy.
everything is always some democrat's fault
Nice name calling
I’m pretty sure you would find near unanimous support from democrats wanting Congress to actually do their job when it comes to fiscal appropriations and oversight.
Not to mention congress exercises oversight over all of this as well.
Yeah, but Dems weaponized the DOJ or something.Seems like a good spot to post this...
Oh of course...even though there has never been a Democrat in charge of the FBI. They always project.
Most solar panels warranties stretch to 20 years or more. On average at 20 years they’re still producing at ~80% of their original output. BEP for solar investment falls within 7-12 years including the financing costs of installation and purchase. Not sure why that isn’t great compared to the alternatives in your opinion. Sounds like an irrational bias is stuck in your calculation.
Well he continues to wonder about the viability of EVs despite the millions of positive experiences people have with them everyday - so this is just par for the course. He seems stuck in a 1980’s worldview for some reason on technology innovation. Then again his handle is “tradition” so I suppose he revels in being slow to adapt to change.
But the Exec Branch CANNOT sequester allocated funding.
Seems like a good spot to post this...
I forgot you live around Boulder. Years ago, I lived in a coop on Broadway and University. When we'd get good snow, I'd put the cross country skis on and head up Chautaqua which was my favorite thing to do there.
Okay - but given the tremendous strides in technology and innovation I’m going out on a pretty short limb and predicting that a 20 year warranty on a solar panel only means that you’ll have a primitive and outdated solar panel in 20 years.
Just like primitive and outdated appliances, hot water heater, heating system in your homes.
Like stealing from a children's cancer charity?
This is true of pretty much any piece of technology in your home. Not really sure what your argument is here.
Sure. But so what? If the breakeven on those solar panels is like 7 years (I believe that is the US average breakeven), then over the course of 20 years you have more than paid for the panels in your reduced utility bills. You are WAY ahead. Then you can buy another set for the next 20 years, or the next homeowner can.
Also true for the small windmill that you can put on your house. It takes 5 years to amortize the investment, but you’re paying for your electricity plus 1/2 of someone else’s.
Not cool if they did it for no reason. But if HfH isn't using the money for what the propose/mission of the organization is, well then it's fraud and should be investigated. Right now it's unclear which it is.
The point is it already pencils out. If you are in a continuous wait and see mode on technology upgrades then you’re never in the game at all. I would have made the jump a decade ago if my property was suitable for solar, but sadly it is not.
