People across the state of Oklahoma are gathering against the expansion of transmission lines across the state. Will we allow large corporations and the federal government to simply confiscate private property under eminent domain?
Jake Merrick
@JakeAMerrick · OK · S
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The wind turbine / green energy debate is one of the most intense in the state of Oklahoma right now. And it seems that it is one between the people and the "establishment" who love the "generous" contributions of these green energy companies. When will we begin prioritizing the people?
This is why I have been saying we need a moratorium on all green energy projects in the state until sufficient research has been done and all questions have been answered concerning environmental impact, property rights/setbacks, and necessary regulations.
these data centers give me pause. As Massie said, there are numerous things to consider: the water usage, the energy usage (which is why I like "Behind the Meter"), eminent domain issues, and eventual dependence on this technology, tax increases. I'm not standing...