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In spite of my beliefs that there is no global warming I would like to
convert my house to all electric and put as much solar on my roof as it
will take. My goal is net zero house budget.
If possible I'd like to have no electric or gas bill and generate enough
electricity that my rebate would pay for my property taxes and
water/sewer bill.
This is the right thing to do for me. I do not like all the chemicals
that go into solar ... but what are you going to do?
I see there are a number of auto manufactures that are getting into the
electric vehicle production. I'd like one as a toy. What I really
would like for my daily driver is a 1969 SS 396 4 speed nova. I had a
number of muscle cars and it has been my goal to own another one before
I die.
Some want to bring the left and the right together. I think it is
impossible. Steve you believe in global warming and potentially a
number of other left leaning ideologies. I on the other hand do not
believe in a lot of that stuff and just want to live free.
Another thing we need as Americans is revival. We need to turn back to
God and make Jesus our Lord and Savior.
Why has the USA driven the global markets for some time in the past?
God's provision.
On 2021-08-02 12:21, Steve Litt via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> Matthew Gibson said on Mon, 2 Aug 2021 11:56:48 -0700
>
>> And if you have your way we will be looking a lot like Venezuela or
>> Cuba.
>
> And if you have your way, 2060 Americans would gleefully trade places
> with today's Venezuelans or Cubans.
>
>
>> Now, aside from attempting to force your will upon me and society,
>> what can you personally do to lower your carbon footprint?
>
> The preceding is a good question, one that I and every other person
> needs to consider and answer.
>
> Already I use LED bulbs everywhere, I drive my 2.0 liter Jeep less than
> 8000 miles a year, I run my summer thermostat at 78 farenheit. That's
> the starting point.
>
> Due to this discussion I've been watching my activities. I currently
> use purified cold water from the fridge to make my hot tea. That's
> stupid: I need to find a way to filter water without refrigerating it.
>
> I can get better attic insulation. This costs quite a bit of money, but
> it's the right thing to do and will save money in the long run.
>
> I can keep my backup server turned off except when doing backups. I
> already do this most of the time: I could do it all of the time.
>
> I can get my ceiling fans repaired/replaced so we can run the
> thermostat at 79 or 80 degrees.
>
> I'll continue contemplating your question. It's an excellent one.
>
> SteveT
>
> Steve Litt
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