Are we ready to accept Solar power in our daily routines?
Solar energy appears to be an efficient alternative to coal and other resources and a lot cheaper than those. So, isn't it necessary to accept the Solar power instead of fighting on creating a border wall?
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LIindsay
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Is solar actually cheaper than fossil fuels or is it only "cheaper" because of government subsidies? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bjorn-lomborg/are-wind-and-solar-energy_b_9087586.html Oh, not so cheap after all. I am all for renewable energy sources if and when we can get the prices competitive with fossil fuels. However, despite the hype, we are NOT to that point yet. Additionally, what has our use of nonuse of solar energy got to do with building a border wall. This is a non sequitur. Whether or not we use solar energy has nothing to do with whether or not we need to put up barriers to slow the flood of people who are entering our country illegally.
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Not sure what solar power has to do with a "border wall". Solar power has been around for forty years now - at least. But is not convenient for everybody.
Glenn Blaylock 
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