Maybe @realDonaldTrump can fix this by throwing some paper towels at them.
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Gosh, where have I seen this level of devastation before? Oh I know! Puerto Rico
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Maybe this debunks the excuse that Puerto Rico’s electric infrastructure was just bad. If you get hit by a high category hurricane, it just doesn’t matter what you start with.
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It took months for Puerto Rico and in some cases a year. The thing is that Puerto Rico is an island surrounded by water, a lot of water. Just saying!
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Do it right. Got Sun?
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Well, if they are Republicans they should be stoked about being without power. Who needs big government electricity, right?
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Maybe he thinks Mexico Beach is in Mexico and that Panama City is in Panama? Someone tweet that fool....
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And today 45 played golf. Love for the south
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I wouldn’t rebuild there, that’s for dam sure. Give me my check I’m out.
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Maybe they should have believed Al Gore 20 years ago instead of mocking him.
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This may sound stupid and I am not an expert but maybe the majority of the power grid should be underground. Does that make sense?
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Underground ? Maybe but can’t guarantee how safe that is .
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I know. We have a lot of it in California but we don’t have severe weather. Just fires, mudslides and an occasional earthquake. I wonder if it might not be feasible from an economic standpoint.
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Fire, mudslides and earthquakes are enough reasons to put them above and not below, but new innovations everyday, let just hope for the best.
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The areas we have underground are planned communities. Fire and mudslides probably wouldn’t affect them but a big earthquake might. Not sure.
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I think earthquake is enough reason not to and Moreover it a line, it easier to sort out in the open, low on maintenance risk .
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I have a nephew in the power grid business on the East Coast. Think I’ll see what his thoughts are.
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That would be great
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