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Quote by: Whilletal  Tehcnosoul in the Dakotas we have rest areas that are run on solar power for the lighting and the toilets are composting toilets. So I think the same technology could be incorporated into new construction and be done effectively and save the building owner money. It could be a win win situation. |
Your state is taking a good lead in making use of modern technology.
Thanks for that in-put.
We might run into one complant. How many new jobs would this create (the use of cow dung)? The Democrats are advoating that alternative energy would create a lot of new jobs that can boost the economy.
The use of solar energy would open up new jobs and more plants would be needed. (as in a Clinton speech made in Ohio).
The idea that cows would replace human labor might be concidered as a negative. Of course it would not really be the case I guess because new kinds of plants would be constructed, people trained to operate them. Along with re-constructing public rest rooms (and perhaps some businesses that want to join the mission). More work and income for the farming industry.
I really think this is a great idea. Both for the reduction of use of fosil fuels but also for helping to create new jobs to replace those that have out-sourced.
In effect. Replacing poluting companies that do not want to be regulated for companies that are acturally environmentally friendly. That would likewise save taxpayers money because we would not have to pay out as much to try to regulated those "dirty" companies. And the dirty companies would have less lobby money to spend to influence government with (in the future).
Call me a dreamer, but I am not alone.
Thoughout history humans have had this kind of partnership with cattle, together the cows and us have been successful in establishing progress, without them we would not be where we are today. This will add another whole new to chapter that that story.
Using human waste (shit) would be a big advantage also. But I am not sure what science has got to say about that. Does it contain enough of the same chemicals as cow dung to make it practical for that purpose?