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"Xcel has taken two of the state’s three nuclear plants off-line."
And yet the lights stay on (with the possible exception of Valleyfair). So tell me again why Minnesota needs nukes?
It's from our homey F.S., after all.
I hope the voters prove Ritchie wrong. I sure he hopes for the same.
"Unfortunately, renewable energy is no substitute for coal, natural gas or nuclear power."
The pie chart shows that for nearly 11 percent of energy needs, it is a substitute. I'm sure we can do more, without worries about baseline power.
...Minnesota's utility companies, state lawmakers, the PUC and others are quietly making it happen. Some point out problems. Others solve them. Which side do you want be on?
According to the Star Tribune, Klobuchar spent much of the day at the event, visiting tents and talking with farmers. Bills bought a pork chop on a stick and left soon after the debate. Which candidate do you think the attendees will remember in November?
Somewhere between 2.6 and 6.2 gallons, if it's made from the the Alberta oil sands oil most commonly refined and sold in Minnesota.
The Phillips LED bulb that won the Dept. of Energy Challenge is selling for $15 at Home Depot right now.
I've been seeing toads in my slighly brown, somewhat weedy back yard, which I take as a sign I'm doing things right.
...the angrier it makes you. If they can't keep it out of the state, Minnesota should tax the heck out of smokeless tobacco products. That will make it a lot less appealing to youth.