With some more "funding" they could combine the free solar energy generation with free wave energy generation. Win win! They win win, we don't. The wonder of funding.
Good luck recycling that lot.I Built by morons, paid for by taxpayers. No doubt there will be another one down the line, paid for by ........? Penseivat
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Still not as good as your "drought-proof garden" shot.
ReplyDeleteSam - ah yes, there is no trace of it now, not even a flourishing cactus.
ReplyDeleteApparently built to the same standard as all those bird mincers which can't operate if it's windy . . .
ReplyDeleteJannie - and I bet there weren't any crusty old marine engineers involved.
ReplyDeleteWith some more "funding" they could combine the free solar energy generation with free wave energy generation. Win win! They win win, we don't. The wonder of funding.
ReplyDeleteGood luck recycling that lot.I
ReplyDeleteBuilt by morons, paid for by taxpayers. No doubt there will be another one down the line, paid for by ........?
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What can I say, except "fuckwits"?
ReplyDeleteDoonhamer - and at the end of its short life, the whole lot is automatically repurposed to the seabed where it forms an eco-reef for marine life.
ReplyDeletePenseivat - and in the end that's all we can say - built by morons. We can be more wordy, but there is no better way to describe them.
Tammly - not much, it boggles the mind.
The wind bloweth where it listeth.
ReplyDeletedearieme - it does, maybe their sustainable energy course taught them that the wind is their friend.
ReplyDeleteIt would take a heart of stone etc etc
ReplyDeleteExcept that we're paying for all this.
Peter - yes we are and in lost opportunities too.
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