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Thanks, geothermal is definitely an untapped resource.

Great Job Steve!

Please, be aware of many times you say “um”. I know public speaking can make a person nervous but it’s so distracting I cant listen as much as I want to hear this.

Where I can get the link of full length video regarding Solar Dish Concentrators which you have mentioned at the end of the video.

Just a farmer here but many farm areas have abandoned anhydrous ammonia because of the danger of the production of meth from those tanks on hand. They capture what they can in buckets, ua-cam.com/video/kKgl1gvUyx8/v-deo.html

Excellent video, thanks so much for sharing this.

SHAME ON MRES for engaging in Koch Industries / Flint Hill greenwashing. There are few if any larger purveyors of falsehoods than the Koch Pollution Empire. They have battled against clean energy for decades. Created and spread lies to hurt clean energy. Created entire organizations to fight against any and all clean energy legislation. Plus... even after funding their own climate study which said anthropogenic climate change is REAL AND DANGEROUS... they continued to promote pollution in a willful and dangerous way. SHAME ON MRES FOR SUCCUMBING TO THEIR MISINFORMATION, LIES, AND DANGEROUS RHETORIC!!!

Yeah! Go Will!

Hot Water in floor is actually a very good idea. Proven in residential use for a very long time. Heat. Exchanges cheaper than excavators

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The temperature difference between the top and bottom of the greenhouse shouldnt be that large, if it is you dont have enough airflow and need to install some HAF fans :)

Too bad we didn't pursue Carter's path. Go into google scholar and research "aerosol masking effect" - a 40% decrease in sulfur pollution from coal will warm Earth another 1 degree Celsius global average. I'm all for solar - I remember being way into it back in the 1980s. Have you read "Politics of the Solar Age" by Hazel Henderson? Did you see the new Smithsonian article on the methane out of the arctic permafrost? If you read the science article that it's based on - there is discussion of the East Siberian ARctic Shelf "methane bomb." But funny how neither the Smithsonian or WaPo article mentions the ESAS methane bomb despite the science article discussing it. Corporate-state mass media mind control once again. At least the Smithsonian article reports that scientists release the arctic melting is happening 70 years "faster than expected." oops.

Nice house! I’d like to know more about the bird safety film installed on the windows

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Hello. This video is so informative! I have been trying to look for a UA-cam video similar to yours that really educates everything in this UA-cam vid! 🙌 That descriptions at 1:13 is my favorite. Your breakdown totally reminds me of the videos from this insightful Dr. Ethan. Ethan's videos are totally informative and I learned a lot for my studies. He is a informative med student! You should check out his page out and give the Dr a subscribe over here! ➡️ #DrEthanAdvice

incentive for air flow is not an engineering term. It is all about air pressure. Negative pressure equals suction.

Agenda 21 eliminating humans from the planet for the elite

Great talk, but one major oversight. Straw bale adobe walls should be the near universal norm. At R-2 per inch of thickness, a two foot thick straw bale adobe wall can give R-48. And at $2-4 per bale, very high insulation standards can be met for very little expense. It is lower cost than polystyrene, rock wool/fibreglass, foam, and all other insulation types I know of - and it is a mold/pest/flood/fire/earthquake- and storm-resistant, non-toxic, non-polluting, low embodied energy, carbon sequestering, generally locally sourced, renewable building material set, that does not require petrochemicals or high energy use to manufacture. Why on earth is anyone talking about any kind of design other than non-toxic, passive solar, earth-integrated where possible, off-grid, solar and wind powered, straw bale adobe construction - with an attached solar greenhouse for heating the home or building, cleaning the air, oxygenating the air, further sequestering carbon, and generating on-site food production? It seems the leading edge of green home and building design is still 40 years behind, sorry to say.

Net zero USED to be expensive. The cost of technologies has plummeted since 2016.

Very cool!

Awesome!

My thoughts on solar and agriculture is "Agrivoltaic". I want to start a subscription based community agrovoltaic project here in India.

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I counted nearly 100 "um's" by the 20 min mark.

This speaker is really defeatist in his thinking about grid hybridization in the US with a pretty transparent libertarian worldview. You don't make every choice based on a bottom line that consistently ignores all the externallities. He might consider investigating Modern Monetary Theory. The US debt means all of nothing. We have proved it for the last 30 years. Making choices for our future based on a false, antiquated starting premise is closed minded. Especially when the current administration is handing out tax breaks to the mega-rich like candy. What if those were subsidies for renewable upgrades in stead? Imagine the domestic economies that would grow. So what if Germany uses France's nuclear infrastructure as a crutch in its implementation of renewable energy - are we not going to use fossil fuels to build our own green energy future? All it takes is will and pressure on our elected leaders to make the change, upgrade the grid, add renewables as quickly as we can - yes everyone knows we will still be on some fossil fuels for a while. I suggest everyone check out an alternative view of the future called the Green New Deal.

Globalist agenda! Its not working so well in California! Minnesota is not California or France!!

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Horrible audio..loud first half of sentence, then mumbled the important stuff. Had to turn it off due to inability to hear the mumbles, especially while wiping face putting hand infront of mouth...lip reading out of the question.

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Um, um, um, ah, um. Very distracting. Hope I can find this information presented by someone else.

You should put up a higher resolution file- 720p is good.

never had a hard time listening to a presentation, just because of a repetitive phrase... "ya know"... lol I had to shut it off about half way thru... like, DANG!

Adapt2030. This will be great for ice age we are entering. Ty!

Pit greenhouse are efficient only near the equator.

Tons of great info, thank you for making this available!

glad to see the design I have been planning and finally built this summer isn't to far off from the experts. I live in ne ohio. jim

Also by not creating some-type of insulation under that thermal mass you are literally Heat-sink'ing all of your gain. The earth will take all the BTU's you could ever get into this system. If 50F is a great spec, why go through this hassle at all, and just sink your Green house into the 'pit' a little, forgo the stone, tubes and everything and maybe put in a couple aluminum heat-sinks into the ground to bring up a little extra surface area to the deeper earth for the cold nights. Even R3 under that slab would have a massive benefit and barely increase the cost. I am very curious to see your long term results. I feel that $500 in savings is going to harm your performance greatly.

Use a intermittent Ozone generator up at the hot-air-intake, put it on a timmer and let the intake suck in a whiff of strong Ozone every so often, it will near-instantly get sucked into the T.Mass and oxidize its way through any mold/bacteria and likely be spent long before it would make it out of the exhaust. If you smelled any ozone in the structure you just dial back your generator.

Curious if anyone has mentioned as an ALTERNATIVE source of heat for growing in winter ... rocket mass heater? You will find that this uses about 1/4 of the wood a traditional wood burning stove would use. Typically, one can use the fallen branches in one's yard to heat an entire house of 1500 sq ft or so with JUST fallen branches from trees in a Canadian homestead. It works out to be about 25 lbs of wood per day when stove is needed. If on a somewhat lightly "wooded lot" one can achieve essentially free heat in this manner. I would encourage you to research this as you can put together a rocket mass heater for around $200 to $300 depending on size and scope. The best resource for this heating is found at: permies.com

PnPrailroad, thanks for your comments. The climate summit is one of many efforts, and certainly more will be needed.

I wouldn't ask Xcel what they will do in 34 years. Ask them what they will do in 34 hours, days, weeks, or maybe months.

I need to make a comment here. The pledge isn't enough to solve the problem here. Government is just spinning their mouth. This doesn't make it.

A price estimate on this?

Nice Job Laura!!

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But...they had batteries, so you could've just had a tiny 1 watt panel to charge the batteries over many many days...it does show going to electric, but not solar...lol well I will likely soon be putting about 60 watts of solar on the roof of my electric car. That will add 2-3 miles a day to my battery pack...and well my daily commute for school is just over 2.5 miles, so possibly all solar...