Pumped storage is the majority form of storage.

It actually depends on the situation. Reduce emissions by a ton and it does not matter where it is. US or India.

Setup solar in India and quality of life improves a lot while not having to burn more coal to power it.

Hot water heat pump is a very good auxiliary load.

Their already is proof that wind turbine effect local weather. Of course so does anything including forests and cities.

The amendment says well-regulated. The argument is over what well-regulated means. If you allow anyone to get a gun that is circumventing the amendment as well.

And what would of happened in any of the three incidents if they also had a gun?

The question is always what sort of age-restriction controls.

Enter age vs expensive prove you are who you say you are.

And if is running in the off peak?

The point is what happens if a new consumer only consumes during the lowest points.

If you build the factory will it increase baseload?

If I have a large power consumer and I drop it when power is in high demand then am I considered a peak or base load consumer?

Don't forget 8.3% wind for texas. http://www.awea.org/MediaCente...

Only decent large scale storage is pump-storage hydro, or solar thermal with heat storage.

The official election season does. You still get ads before then but not a lot. (And mostly they are the government saying this new policy of ours is a good idea)

79 seat swing total in the last two state elections is a big change (total is 89)

18/76 non major two parties in the senate.

Without mandatory voting only those who have been convinced to vote will vote - which also generally means the major parties who have the money will be the ones they vote for.