San Diego's backcountry fights wind turbines

It would naturally follow that energy consumers, after viewing their electric bills, would take issue with the source of their energy? If you could energize your home with the methane produced by grumping about it, if your kids ( I MUST have kids) could work a treadmill to produce the energy they consume by leaving the lights on and playing video games then you might break even, but who the hell even tries? If? If you really cared you would sit in the dark and eat your imported shoes. If you really cared you would sit in the garage and eat the exhaust of your imported car. The future is bleak, and then there will come the issues of WATER. YOUR CHILDREN ARE CONDEMNED BY YOUR GREED.
— August 27, 2013 7:20 p.m.

San Diego's backcountry fights wind turbines

There is much to learn about the energy industry, I am a "downwinder", grew up near the Hanford reaservation and would like to bring some clarity to the arguments regarding energy and its pros and cons. @jja262 _ what you dont know will kill you, and what you think you know is ever more dangerous. @Aboggs- Do you know enough to speak of anything? Intelligently? In Engrish? @Startaster - lets stay on the planet surface. Please. I sell the largest variety of the best tin foil hats at ifitwasinyerassyoudknow.com @ Padredog - come up with viable solutions or some oral duck tape. @Pj lidsay - :"There's always gonna be a little waste on a big job like this" - Enrico Fermi @Everyone else We are humans and problems come with the territory, we hate, we create, we procreate and commit every known sin against our mother planet and we all know it. Fix that at home, fix that in your needs and wants. So, lets keep it real. As long as we need dishwashers and air conditioning, security and water, as long as we need internet and garage door openers.....we need power. YOU are ever looking for and buying into modernistic upgrades that all cost energy. Few of you are actually responsive to the blowback. The comments here reflect that. Donkey Hoaty
— August 27, 2013 6:54 p.m.