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Comment Re:Renewable Doesn't Mean Invincible (Score 1) 78

Such a storm would (and did) destroy other kinds of power plants.

I rather suspect those will be put back up on poles and towers rather than taking the opportunity to bury a such of the local grid as possible. The lesson will have to be re-learned.

I believe power pretty much always goes up on poles and over land here, not buried. . . Besides being Typhoon-prone, we're in the pacific ring of fire so are earthquake prone. . . Japan does the same thing. . It can get a little messy, though I'm sure it doesn't have to look like this typical manila example: http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTAIMc75zk7cAb0GAzO1u-uhgfJ1c3_ZqvvLPhURmhtJusKhWXh

Comment Condradicts itself (Score 1) 545

The article contradicts itself. On the one hand it says that people in individual cities already adjust their time locally to cater to the environment there. (Sunrise time, weather, trading partners, culture, etc). On the other hand it says that changing the clocks will allow more collaboration and trading time with cities that were previously in different zones.

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