^Geothermal for homes is good if:
-You're building a fairly large house. 2,750-3,000sqft and up
-You're building in a fairly cold region, not cost-efficient for instance if you're in coastal California. Great if you're in Chicago, NY or Toronto with long winters and steamy hot summers
-You're building it as the same time as you're building your house, so that you only have to dig a bit further from what you would to build your foundations
Otherwise it's not cost effective.
I was set to drive through this area tomorrow, but I have canceled my plans.Global Warming with a Vengeance:
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Its quite a boring book. Its a bit prophetic in a bureaucratic sense. Descriptive with many what if scenarios. As he speaks in public so he writes too. You will fall asleep. You won't learn anything new but there are some quotes you can use to prove he is guilty of conspiring something evil if that is of any value .I believe Klaus Schwab has written something similar in his "The Great Reset"?
I wish I had the time and energy to read these two before they happen IRL so I can abandon any thoughts I have of living alone and independent on a small piece of land, and just embrace the gulag instead.