Solar panels on Apple facility catch fire. Technical question: is it still considered green energy when there’s black smoke pouring out?
This post was last modified on May 27, 2015
Solar panels on Apple facility catch fire
Solar panels on Apple facility catch fire. Technical question: is it still considered green energy when there’s black smoke pouring out?
This post was last modified on May 27, 2015
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Karma is a bitch..Now those 14,000 homes will be in the dark, the illegal aliens will attack and steal stuff, and sell it at the flea market.....
I hope they had to wait for an electric firetruck manned by females who couldn't pass the fitness test
Is it just me, or is the water from that firetruck going everywhere but on the fire?
It looks like it's not even making it to the roof.
Hmmmm...Looking at the pic makes me think Trickie may have a point in his post.
The water pressure is powered by windmills.
Oopsie, somebody forgot to ground it right, now that's what I call an "Inconvenient Truth"!!
It is only called "green energy" when you are forking over lots of green for the installation of the crapappartus.
Finally someone answers the technical question.
They need to try wind energy, especially the kind that comes out the rear end of cows, pigs, and Apple, Inc., CEO's.
Guess I'll stick with my gas furnace after all.
The fire was no doubt caused by Global Warming.
Again, I love a story with a happy ending.
Would that be roasted apples, or a weenie roast?