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There’s more hope for alternative energy , and it’s not coming from the White House but from the house of ill fame. It seems that the former “Hollywood Madam” Heidi Fleiss is shelving her plans to open up Heidi’s Stud Farm in Nevada where houses of prostitution are legal in most rural counties. Instead of providing “studs” for women, she has decided that there’s more money going green than staying blue.
“That’s where the money is,” she told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “That’s the wave of the future.” (http://www.lvrj.com/news/39357657.html)
With its stable of men, Heidi’s Stud Farm would have been the first bordello catering to women in Nevada. It’s unclear if Fleiss
would turn the Stud Farm into a wind farm or solar farm, but she told the Review-Jouranl she had an alternative energy project that’s “perfect for Nevada.”
While Fleiss may have something perfect for Nevada, The Washington Post is pointing out some of the problems large-scale alternative energy plants face.
(http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02/16/AR2009021601199.html?)
It’s not new that the big projects have big problems, which is why Americans need to think bigger by going smaller. While there’s a need and a place for the big projects, there would be less pressure if we fought this battle on a neighborhood-by-neighborhood and house-by-house level.
That’s why I like the Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit, homeowners can now claim a full 30% of their installation costs for new residential solar-power systems, with no cost cap. Prior to this…
By Brooks Boliek
Tags: green energy, Green Power, Heidi Fleiss, hollywood madam, renewable energy, solar power, Wind Power
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