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Washington state may soon be home to world’s largest PV solar project

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scandal Grand Master

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Savage would disagree.

Savage knows sh!t.

He has a radio show and all you have is OT.

Never underestimate the power of the Internet.

California does have a movie-star Governor. And is about to have an all-girl mud-wrestling match for Senator in 2012 (Boxer vs. Fiorina).

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The land has been purchased by investors who want to build a 400-acre solar park that would generate 75 megawatts of renewable energy...

75MW? Pfft.

Try 20GW projected to be drawn out of the Sahara.

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The left square, labelled "Welt" is around the size of Austria. If that area were covered in solar thermal power plants, it could produce enough electricity to meet world demand. The area in the center would be required to meet European demand. The one on the right corresponds to Germany's energy demand.

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