they need to offer incentives to actually build and install solar panels that are cost effective. Tax breaks, Grants, etc. (thoroughly vetted though).
They've been doing that for a decade.
http://energy.gov/savings/residential-renewable-energy-tax-credit
Which is why I wrote "a huge percentage" and not "100%".
I'll put you down under "people who haven't seen 8K".
Because stupid people will buy anything when advertised as the "best".
Except 8K resolution is immensely better than 4K. The only people dismissing it as marketing bullshit are people who haven't seen it.
Seriously, 4k is already overkill in most situations. 8k is just fetishism.
You're wrong, and I can't explain why. You have to see an 8K screen showing a real, native 8K video stream. It's jaw dropping, even compared to 4K.
A huge percentage of commuter driving meets those qualifications. So it's a great place to start.
But far more space is required to store and/or service an airship.
I would think that most significant problem would be finding a place to put it.
Yeah, how dare the evil government have access to my passport number and birthdate.
Why would the NSA have to reveal anything? I'm imagine they are "taken care of" in a way that means revealing nothing.
So you have no philosophical objection the the NSA acting completely outside the law, as long as they're doing things you approve of?
Punching people is not protected speech in the US.
It's more a problem that pretty much any river in the US that is suitable for a large hydro project, already has large hydro projects built in the 1930s through 1960s.
I'm glad one person here gets this. Hydro power in the US is a moot point. Pretty much all of the power we can get from our rivers is already being generated. We can't replace fossil fuel use with new hydro power.
The President doesn't control the NSA's budget or any other department. Congress does.
The new Tesla feature is a lot more automated than what the Leaf does. It's cool. But in no way does it "end range anxiety".
I've got or have every one of those and still somehow managed to take the 10 to 15 minutes necessary to vote.
I know it's hard to grasp, but other people have different experiences than you . In Florida and Ohio, the lines to vote can be up to 7 hours long.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2012/11/no-one-in-america-should-have-to-wait-7-hours-to-vote/264506/
What the gods would destroy they first submit to an IEEE standards committee.
