Thirty Years On, How Well Do Global Warming Predictions Stand Up?

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Originally Posted by finnbow

Germany, which is both further north and cloudier than Michigan (not to mention with far less open space), gets 8.2% of its electricity from solar.

Good for Germany.

My point was, when compared to TX, MI is likely a better candidate for investment in other sources of renewable energy. Wind turbines have been sprouting faster than mushrooms in MI, for example. That may change due to some recent tech developments that make the two sources more equivalent in cost, but that may still be a few years away.