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Altus Power has agreed to construct a 1.6 MW solar project at the San Manuel Landing, a 1.1 million square foot Class-A logistics center located in San Bernardino, Calif. 

Altus originated the project in conjunction with its partner, Trammell Crow Company, which developed the San Manuel Landing with the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians (SMBMI).

Under a long-term agreement, Altus Power will lease the roof of the building from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. Upon completion, the solar array is expected to deliver electric power to the tenant of the building.

“Our track record of developing strong customer relationships and a trusted brand that allows Altus Power to overcome adoption barriers in commercial real estate was instrumental in completing this early-stage development project with the SMBMI and Trammell Crow Company,” says Brett Phillips, director, Investment and Structured Finance, Altus Power. 

“Altus Power is committed to expanding our customer base in California by adding value throughout the commercial real estate market, and we are proud of our roster of enterprise clients that benefit from low-cost clean energy.”

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The Divided States of America

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Trump’s (fairly successful) attempts to divide America are just a means to the end of staying in power so as to be able to continue to loot the U.S. treasury.

At this point, there are three essential factions in the United States:

  • A small number of extremely powerful billionaires
  • The MAGA base of white nationalist / hateful morons who believe that only Trump can save us from communism, racial impurity, and godlessness
  • Decent, educated people

The Divided States of America

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Faith and Reason

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People have been dancing around the faith/reason duality for more than 2000 years.  Aristotle worked out the rules of logic around 350 BCE, and Thomas Aquinas assumed the task of using them to prove the existence of God in the 13th Century CE. Descartes came along a couple of hundred years later, and made some improvements on all this, but we’re still left with very little.

As I told my nephew once when he was assigned a college paper on this, “You can’t have your metaphysical cake and eat it too. You either believe in things for which there is evidence, or you don’t.”

Moreover, as shown at left, faith runs headlong into logical inconsistencies.

Faith and Reason

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Racism Is Growing Like a Weed

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Wonder who this “patriot” voted for.

Racism Is Growing Like a Weed

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