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intheflow

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2. I can't figure out why any person or company

Reply to LetMyPeopleVote (Original post)

Fri Jul 15, 2022, 06:23 PM

Jul 2022

would continue to live there, much less relocate there. Just the ignorant , science-denying power grid/resource management would be enough to keep me away, never mind the political leaders.

Of course the two are intricately linked.

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ERCOT didn't think the Texas summer would be as hot as it actually is, says interim CEO [View all] LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2022 OP

There is very little "usual" about the weather these days. Biophilic Jul 2022 #1

I can't figure out why any person or company intheflow Jul 2022 #2

because we can't afford to move. Javaman Jul 2022 #10

Because of course Jilly_in_VA Jul 2022 #3

For this thread LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2022 #4

Texans are stuck with higher costs and a failing power grid that's seeing blackouts. LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2022 #5

Yeah, and they didn't expect the weeklong super cold snap of 2021. tanyev Jul 2022 #6

ERCOT CEO is concerned LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2022 #7

They (Texas Repukes) bought into no-climate change crap packman Jul 2022 #8

God Bless Texas! LetMyPeopleVote Jul 2022 #9

I live in Austin, part of me would love to see a massive blackout. Javaman Jul 2022 #11