natelegler

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   by natelegler 3y ago

   Yeah because the Gates Foundation is going to come right out on their website and say that they are a tax dodge...
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   by natelegler 4y ago

   100% this.
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   by natelegler 4y ago

   If you are self funding this I find it very discouraging that there would be any sort of pushback about this. The areas you were looking at they were rural correct so there wasn't any sort of weird city restrictions on the land? Only r
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   by natelegler 4y ago

   Curious where is here for you? When you say solar plant you mean the plant itself or the panels? What is done around here is panels go up, they have storage and anything extra gets fed back into the grid where they are paid out in the form
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   by natelegler 4y ago

   I know that you understand that farmland has been pulled out during periods when prices were low and the government programs paid more. You also know that farmland is getting bought out for cities to expand. It makes sense why the farmland
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   by natelegler 4y ago

   Here is my take as someone that is involved in farming in the Midwest. Both row crops and livestock: Taking out productive land to put in a solar farm is not practical. There are loads of acres that would be a perfect fit such as pasture la