Actually, I think we'd be on 5 or 6 but who's counting
Be great if you could join us on one
ALL in the Name of SAVING the PLANET
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Be great if you could join us on one
Surprised to see it but it looks like our Dem senator is actually fighting to stop this nonsense.
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Southern Nevada delegation asks feds for 20-year mining ban near Ash Meadows wildlife refuge • Nevada Current
Southern Nevada’s federal delegation are calling on the federal government to prohibit mining on public land in the fragile Amargosa River watershed, an effort pushed by locals in the area for months. On Tuesday, Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto sent a letter to federal land managers, urging the...
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Here's another one - Imagine for a moment, 118,000 acres of solar panels and out in one of the most beautiful, untouched and pristine places the public can visit and enjoy and all in the name of saving the planet.
www.blm.gov
And really, it's not like there are a shit ton of people or industry in the area that needs the power. But hey, if it's government land, these "green" companies pretty much get paid to put that shit out there
BLM seeks public input for seven solar projects in Nevada | Bureau of Land Management
Proposed projects could add up to 6.2 GW of clean energy to the grid, power 1.6 million homes
And really, it's not like there are a shit ton of people or industry in the area that needs the power. But hey, if it's government land, these "green" companies pretty much get paid to put that shit out there
Mike Pierson
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Such bullshit too. You are invited to comment… but of course it’ll fall on deaf ears; the decision has already been made.Here's another one - Imagine for a moment, 118,000 acres of solar panels and out in one of the most beautiful, untouched and pristine places the public can visit and enjoy and all in the name of saving the planet.
BLM seeks public input for seven solar projects in Nevada | Bureau of Land Management
Proposed projects could add up to 6.2 GW of clean energy to the grid, power 1.6 million homes
And really, it's not like there are a shit ton of people or industry in the area that needs the power. But hey, if it's government land, these "green" companies pretty much get paid to put that shit out there
bobfriesenhahn
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Nevada has like 2 cities of any appreciable size and they are very far from to Tonapah. The longer a transmission line is, the more loss there is during transmission. I hope that these 1.6 million people find the life they are expecting near Tonopah.Here's another one - Imagine for a moment, 118,000 acres of solar panels and out in one of the most beautiful, untouched and pristine places the public can visit and enjoy and all in the name of saving the planet.
BLM seeks public input for seven solar projects in Nevada | Bureau of Land Management
Proposed projects could add up to 6.2 GW of clean energy to the grid, power 1.6 million homes
And really, it's not like there are a shit ton of people or industry in the area that needs the power. But hey, if it's government land, these "green" companies pretty much get paid to put that shit out there
Ddays
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Good grief, do you ever engage your brain before writing anything? It's like diarrhea spews forth on some of your posts.
How TF do they get power over any great distance?
How Do They Transmit Power Over Long Distances
For those who think it's easier to annoy you than to Google 'How do they transmit power over long distances' themselves.
OverlanderJK
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He takes certain aspects of actual truth and applies them to areas that they are not relevant.Good grief, do you ever engage your brain before writing anything? It's like diarrhea spews forth on some of your posts.
How TF do they get power over any great distance?
How Do They Transmit Power Over Long Distances
For those who think it's easier to annoy you than to Google 'How do they transmit power over long distances' themselves.letmegooglethat.com
bobfriesenhahn
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Apparently just because you can say that, you think the the loss in the power lines and transformers is not a significant thing. If you stand under the lines you can hear them buzzing as they are losing energy. Shorter lines save a lot of money.
Ddays
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Ever driven thru Kansas? Where the 200 windmills are? In the middle of nowhere?
Ever driven through Wyoming on I80? How do you think they get power from the power generating stations throughout that state?
Not every generating facility has to be in the city it’s powering - it all connects a to the grid
More bullshit and again, all in the name of saving the planet.
www.nevadaappeal.com
And I gotta say, why is it always NON-AMERICAN mining companies that want to destroy our wilderness and why is it always our government that's so eager to let them do it?!
And to be clear, when it comes to extracting minerals from the ground whether it be oil over lithium, there is ALWAYS a finite amount of it in any one location. I know I'm sounding like a greenie here but to do such irreversible damage to the land and just to make a few toxic batteries for a short amount of time is just so fuckin stupid!! If you're gonna hate on oil for it's environmental impact, then you should hate on this lithium shit too.
Green agendas clash as rare plant grows in Gardnerville
It's part of a lithium mining company's grand experiment intended to help keep an extremely rare desert plant from going extinct.
www.nevadaappeal.com
And I gotta say, why is it always NON-AMERICAN mining companies that want to destroy our wilderness and why is it always our government that's so eager to let them do it?!
And to be clear, when it comes to extracting minerals from the ground whether it be oil over lithium, there is ALWAYS a finite amount of it in any one location. I know I'm sounding like a greenie here but to do such irreversible damage to the land and just to make a few toxic batteries for a short amount of time is just so fuckin stupid!! If you're gonna hate on oil for it's environmental impact, then you should hate on this lithium shit too.
TrailHunter
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Exactly!! It's NOT better.
Mike Pierson
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Their double standards is what pisses me off most about all of this. They pick and choose what is important when it benefits them, and it’s always a financial benefit too. Save the environment! Oh wait, there’s money to be made!More bullshit and again, all in the name of saving the planet.
Green agendas clash as rare plant grows in Gardnerville
It's part of a lithium mining company's grand experiment intended to help keep an extremely rare desert plant from going extinct.
And I gotta say, why is it always NON-AMERICAN mining companies that want to destroy our wilderness and why is it always our government that's so eager to let them do it?!
And to be clear, when it comes to extracting minerals from the ground whether it be oil over lithium, there is ALWAYS a finite amount of it in any one location. I know I'm sounding like a greenie here but to do such irreversible damage to the land and just to make a few toxic batteries for a short amount of time is just so fuckin stupid!! If you're gonna hate on oil for it's environmental impact, then you should hate on this lithium shit too.
kevman65
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Get ready for sinkhole sightings.........
OverlanderJK
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Mining is bad! Unless it’s for our electric stuff, then it’s good.
jeeeep
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"This is a science-based decision," Laura Daniel-Davis, the Interior Department's acting deputy secretary, told Reuters. "We're trying to send a signal that there's no topic with greater importance than addressing climate change."
Translation, we will kill anything in our path to address climate change...
Thanks to the Biden administration's efforts to boost domestic production of lithium, a massive 7,000 acre open pit mine in water thirsty Nevada known as Rhyolite Ridge, has been approved by the feds and all just to supply 370,000 electric vehicles a year that NOBODY wants. Never mind the endangered species that will be affected by this mine owned by Australians of all things or how it will forever impact the landscape
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Feds approve Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada • Nevada Current
Federal land managers gave their final approval Thursday for a massive lithium-boron mine in Southern Nevada, becoming the first domestic lithium project to get full regulatory approval under the Biden Administration.
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OverlanderJK
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It’s baffling how much land the US sells to other countries.Thanks to the Biden administration's efforts to boost domestic production of lithium, a massive 7,000 acre open pit mine in water thirsty Nevada known as Rhyolite Ridge, has been approved by the feds and all just to supply 370,000 electric vehicles a year that NOBODY wants. Never mind the endangered species that will be affected by this mine owned by Australians of all things or how it will forever impact the landscape
Feds approve Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada • Nevada Current
Federal land managers gave their final approval Thursday for a massive lithium-boron mine in Southern Nevada, becoming the first domestic lithium project to get full regulatory approval under the Biden Administration.
jeeeep
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so... all those $$$$ that will come to Nevada will be offset by biden's taxpayer funds going to that company in the form of tax breaks and other incentives.... got it, for every dollar Australia spends on this, they will get $5 in return.Thanks to the Biden administration's efforts to boost domestic production of lithium, a massive 7,000 acre open pit mine in water thirsty Nevada known as Rhyolite Ridge, has been approved by the feds and all just to supply 370,000 electric vehicles a year that NOBODY wants. Never mind the endangered species that will be affected by this mine owned by Australians of all things or how it will forever impact the landscape
Feds approve Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada • Nevada Current
Federal land managers gave their final approval Thursday for a massive lithium-boron mine in Southern Nevada, becoming the first domestic lithium project to get full regulatory approval under the Biden Administration.
Thanks to the Biden administration's efforts to boost domestic production of lithium, a massive 7,000 acre open pit mine in water thirsty Nevada known as Rhyolite Ridge, has been approved by the feds and all just to supply 370,000 electric vehicles a year that NOBODY wants. Never mind the endangered species that will be affected by this mine owned by Australians of all things or how it will forever impact the landscape
Feds approve Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada • Nevada Current
Federal land managers gave their final approval Thursday for a massive lithium-boron mine in Southern Nevada, becoming the first domestic lithium project to get full regulatory approval under the Biden Administration.
I am somewhat optimistic that this disastrous Biden/Harris/Obama administration is voted into extinction come November 5, 2024...
May Trump and God save America!