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Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) subsidiary, Babcock & Wilcox Solar Energy, has been awarded contracts by Cypress Creek Renewables to implement three utility-scale PV installations totaling 75 MW in western Pennsylvania.

When complete, each installation is expected to be capable of generating approximately 25 MW while creating nearly 90 construction jobs for the duration of the projects, says the company. Site work for the first project began last November, and work for the second and third projects is scheduled to begin in March. All three facilities are anticipated to be operational this year.

“Solar energy is a key part of the energy future in the U.S. and around the world, and we’re pleased to work with Cypress Creek Renewables to bring clean, net-zero carbon power to the residents of western Pennsylvania,” says B&W’s Jimmy Morgan. “B&W has many decades of construction and large project management expertise, and we are well-positioned to help our customers deploy solar installations across the country.”

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Life Before Capitalism

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Seriously?

Do you know anyone stupid enough to believe that the world’s kings and sultans “looted and plundered?”

I happy to say that I don’t.

Life Before Capitalism

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Another Exercise in the Difference Between Correlation and Causation

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It appears that the idiot who composed the meme at left wants us to believe that the ACA is the reason that healthcare prices have risen.

Not shortages of doctors and nurses?  Not declining education and worsening diets?  Not poverty?

Another Exercise in the Difference Between Correlation and Causation

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Why No Prosecutions in Minnesota? Something Doesn’t Add Up Here

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Could someone please explain why there isn’t enough evidence to prosecute and convict these people for second-degree murder based on the videos that almost all Americans have seen dozens of times?

Why second-degree murder and not manslaughter? You don’t fire three rounds into someone’s head at close range without the intent to kill them.

Why won’t self-defense work?  Rewatch the videos.

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