This Memorial Day let’s honor those who have served and those who have fallen
by getting on with removing one of the major causes of war:
fossil fuels.
The U.S. military is putting its money where its mouth is in buying
solar power.
Especially now that
HB 57 is law and enables solar financing,
the rest of us can do the same.
And that will prevent casualties and prevent wars.
WTOC Staff, 15 May 2015,
Ft. Stewart breaks ground on renewable energy solar project,
There will be nearly 140,000 solar panels covering about 200 acres.
Georgia Power owns and operates the solar panels, and all of the
energy generated will go to Georgia Power to be equally distributed
to people across the region who use Georgia Power, including
MidCoast Regional Airport, Fort Stewart, and any other residential
customers.
“Let me put a little bit into perspective; so the Army is the
largest utility consumer in the United States, we buy more utility
services than anyone else, even WalMart,” Deputy Assistant Secretary
of the Army Richard Kidd said.
Why is the U.S. military doing this? Continue reading →
The Planning Commission said at its 26 May 2015 meeting
that it needed at least a month more to review
Lowndes County’s proposed changes to the Moody Activity Zoning (MAZ)
Districts, which is why
the County Commission is pushing back the schedule on that.
