This is pertaining to the CO2 pipeline from the Ethanol plants to be pumped into the ground in ND.
Instead of Solar Frams, we should be building Farms of in ground greenhouses and grow food all year long. Stop buying from out of state and grow our own food.
Since they declared CO2 a commodity, it should be used locally and not pumped into the ground.
Can each county prohibit the removal of that commodity from their county?
South Dakota could have Acres of Under ground Green Houses and raise much of our food locally.
I do not know how many it would take to use up the CO2 produced by Ethanol plants, but in the long run, SD would benefit.
It would create jobs for them fabrication of the frames and building materials. This should be made locally.
It would create jobs for growing and harvesting. The people coming accross the border could be used if necessary.
Many of the flowers like roses are shipped in from Ecuador and other South American countries,
I have been there and the have thousands of acres of above ground green houses, SD could put them under ground and do the same.
My neighbor 5 miles north of Glenham has the exact same Greenhouse as in the video. Robert Ernst.
He grows Lemons, limes, and I think, oranges. He also grows all kinds of vegetables year round.
Start a program to build under ground green houses similiar to the ones on the link I am sharing.
Nebraska retiree uses earths's heat to grow oranges in snow
Nebraska retiree uses earths's heat to grow oranges in snow
This is pertaining to the CO2 pipeline from the Ethanol plants to be pumped into the ground in ND.
Instead of Solar Frams, we should be building Farms of in ground greenhouses and grow food all year long. Stop buying from out of state and grow our own food.
Since they declared CO2 a commodity, it should be used locally and not pumped into the ground.
Can each county prohibit the removal of that commodity from their county?
South Dakota could have Acres of Under ground Green Houses and raise much of our food locally.
I do not know how many it would take to use up the CO2 produced by Ethanol plants, but in the long run, SD would benefit.
It would create jobs for them fabrication of the frames and building materials. This should be made locally.
It would create jobs for growing and harvesting. The people coming accross the border could be used if necessary.
Many of the flowers like roses are shipped in from Ecuador and other South American countries,
I have been there and the have thousands of acres of above ground green houses, SD could put them under ground and do the same.
My neighbor 5 miles north of Glenham has the exact same Greenhouse as in the video. Robert Ernst.
He grows Lemons, limes, and I think, oranges. He also grows all kinds of vegetables year round.
Start a program to build under ground green houses similiar to the ones on the link I am sharing.
Nebraska retiree uses earths's heat to grow oranges in snow
Nebraska retiree uses earths's heat to grow oranges in snow
Play
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD_3_gsgsnk
Underground greenhouse made in Nebraska -
https://greenhouseinthesnow.com/
Just putting this out there, other people may have some suggestions and any ideas would help.
If they want to use some solar panels for lights and fans, that would be a great use also.
Solar panel matts would not as likely to be damaged by hail
Solar Water pumps are available as water will be needed and wells could be drilled.
One examples, search will show many varieties.
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I think Acres of Greenhouses would be much more usefull than acres of solar panels