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EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA), Salt River Project (SRP) and Meta have unveiled the 200 MW Brittlebush Solar Park, located near the town of Coolidge, Ariz.

“Arizona’s forward-thinking policies and welcoming business environment for innovative technologies that prioritize sustainability make it a perfect location to generate solar,” says Sandhya Ganapathy, CEO of EDPR NA.

“We’re proud of the partnership with Salt River Project and Meta that has resulted in reducing carbon emissions, local economic benefits, and diversifying Arizona’s energy portfolio. This is something every Arizonan can get behind.”

The project’s total capacity will be dedicated to supporting Meta’s data center in Mesa. Meta will also receive capacity from two other SRP resources: the 100 MW West Line Solar Facility and 300 MW solar plus battery Eleven Mile Facility.

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Empathy

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As shown here, we live in a society that glorifies the very worst traits of the human animal and seems to be on a rocket ride to its own destruction.

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Cashing in on Ignorance

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Ignorance has terrific value to the billionaire class.  If you’re filthy rich, you really don’t want a nation full of people learning that pure market capitalism is, by its very nature, exploitative, or that the consumption of fossil fuels is destroying our planet’s capacity to support life.

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We Have Plenty of Problems that Actually DO Exist

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The Trump administration and congressional Republicans are exceptionally good at focusing the MAGA base on problems that don’t exist.

What bathrooms should trans people use?  Well, before we work ourselves into a frenzy, let’s ask ourselves if this is an issue that is really harming the good people of this nation.

Keep in mind that 60% of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck and are struggling to afford groceries.

We Have Plenty of Problems that Actually DO Exist

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