What happened to the caravan after the midterm elections?

There is radioactive waste buried in my town (my county, anyway). The government dumped material here for their MOX fuel project and then de-funded the program....leaving the waste.

But yes, I want to make it dangerous for border people. People who live in New Orleans should know there is a danger living below sea level. People in Hawaii should know there is a danger living at a volcano. People who live on a fault line should know it is dangerous. And people who live on the boarder need to know it is dangerous to live there.

I only see one problem. While the folks may start glowing (which would be a good thing as we could recognize them from the legal immigrants), they could also develop super human powers and take over the country.

 

Problem with solar energy is the expense (both in money and natural resources) for what is obtained. It is one of the most expensive forms of energy. Natural Gas is currently the least expensive and most efficient. I like wind, but that's also not very efficient.

 

On a side note....we have a lot of solar panels around here (on the roofs of houses). Does the panels make the roof last longer?

 

The government IS a hazard for its on citizens.

And it has created hazards (just like I just described in my area). I can think of four very large sites off hand (the entire site in my county is over 300 sq miles). There have been radioactive deer, alligators, and fish (pretty cool....huh...).

 

Natural Gas is considerably much cheaper than wind. Solar is considerable more expensive than wind.

The thing is you have to remove the government subsidies, otherwise you have false costs.

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That isn't a problem if we put the waste in a wall at the border. We could call it the "waste wall".

 

No. I avoid those dangerous areas. First you have people trying to get into the country illegally. That's just illegal. And then you have all those Texans. And they carry guns. If all of the material we have stored for the MOX project can be stored safely I'm confident we can create a very small leak towards the south side of the wall that won't extend past the Rio Grande.

 

They do go over the existing roof, but I was thinking maybe they would help protect the actual roof from weather (making it last longer). I have not checked into the cost, but have considered having them installed.

Here's something I found out that was pretty cool (I live in North Augusta SC). There are several civil war mills by the Augusta canal. One houses several businesses and apartments (and a museum). It makes its own power, of course, via the canal.

The interesting part is the US Government cyber security program uses the oldest factory to house its servers. It also generates it's own power so it is off the local grid unless really needed. I found it interesting because this is such an old building where new technology is directly dependent on old.