it is green energy and we are lac tlnt coming up.our target of - coming up. it is green energy and we are lagging behind our target of net i are lagging behind our target of net zero by 2050 and really it is the only way forward. 0ne zero by 2050 and really it is the only way forward. one thing it will us a project like this go—ahead is we will become energy self—sufficient as a nation, although i do appreciate we probably won't be able to get nuclear powered cars very shortly but it is still a way forward. cars very shortly but it is still a way forward-— cars very shortly but it is still a way forward. cars very shortly but it is still a wa forward. , ., way forward. some people would say what about the _ way forward. some people would say what about the dispersal— what about the dispersal of the rugs? but we will move on to the front page of the people. 0ctober one is the deadline, or rather the start of this universal credit cut. jo. . . start of this universal credit cut. jo. this is marcus rashford, footballer _ jo. this is mar

many other countries are now impacted by the production of green energy. it is subject the promoters of the energy transition are remaining very discrete about to measure the extent of the damage. we must travel thousands of miles in northern chile. it's yuki come out of mine is the world's largest open pit copper mine this mine is state owned. it is a huge crater, 2.5 miles in diameter and more than half a mile deep. as global demand increases, the number of people and machines in operation continues to increase the federal government at the name or premier over the female that that is interesting to me from a call to the court yard anymore. before you leave, i don't, i really didn't get daniel the in the, in the to come at the civil youth and what was interested in doing it. i go to think if i knew it 30 go, but i would, i mean, what was interested in, i mean ciocca mata contains 13 percent of the world, copper reserved. but the deeper you dig into the rock, the less metal there is with the current rates, the material is already starting to become scarce

what if you are one of these 250,000 customers of green energy? re expensive tariff if you are switched to a new supplier. you will not be on the one you signed up for it with your original company, it might be cheaper and you might be moved to a more expensive one with the new provider but there are a lot of details if you have problems, on the bbc website, showing what can happen next. it is 12 minutes past three, let's look at some other headlines. the united states is lifting its ban on imports of british lamb. the prime minister, who is in the us for talks with un leaders and presidentjoe biden, said it would mean british farmers can export to the us for "the first time in decades". but borisjohnson's hopes of a post—brexit free trade deal appear to be fading after mr biden played down the chances of an agreement last night. in a moment we'll hear from the prime minister on that latest deal but first our diplomatic correspondent james landale. this was boris johnson's first trip to the white house as prime minister — only the second time he ha

oh, i know way is a country entirely dominated by green energies? ah, renewable is visible everywhere. ah, there is some degree of few poker c involved here. petitions are aware of the situation of well, minerals and materials are a source from it, but they consider then may be less important than electrifying the weekend society and having a la carte, in our streets for the norwegian authorities, the calculation of c o 2 emissions seems to stop at the country's borders, focus of pull or more freaked at low call program on stem, even neutral. now we'll add, as we get the point that clock from low to get stands arctic mall looked the cooking floor cell probably still the up to the other still the high degrees for filling in for the v. important to be little bit different off men. miller, specific solicitor, blue color and before and he sued for the in some transport photon, hardy. in norway, the electric vehicle, the emblem of green tech is universally popular as it is everywhere else in europe . politicians and industry are promoting them everywhere

but next is, dimitri polk explains those green energy ambitions might have to take a step back for a bit. environmentalism is all the rage right now, but mother nature doesn't always play ball. winter comes whether there's wind enough or not to power the turbines and where it's freezing cold. no one actually cares if gas and coal aren't green. energy prices are skyrocketing in europe and environmental initiatives seem to only be making things worse. the fact that wind farms are useless when there's no wind is a big problem for the likes of the u. k. for example, where they're supposed to produce around 20 percent of the country's energy supply . so it's back to dirtier forms of power. less than that, we need to learn that fossil fuels are still needed in the energy mix in order to back up renewable energy. because if we continue to remove all the bases capacity that is coming from sources like gas called the nuclear, without having something that is like, come back up the intermittent sea of wind and solar. then we will be having tight situations of the one that we're experiencing at

would you remove the green energy ca . ? �* , , would you remove the green energy ca?een energy ca-? �* , , ., ~ ., cap? let's see where we are, i know the business — cap? let's see where we are, i know the business secretary _ cap? let's see where we are, i know the business secretary will - cap? let's see where we are, i know the business secretary will have - the business secretary will have these detailed discussions and we are not being complacent about this but the clear message i want to give to people as we do not see risk of supplies and prices are being protected. confirmation that they are considering a range of options including removing levies on business to help them deal with the rising price of gas they are having to absorb. equally pressing as this issue around carbon dioxide supply which is used widely and across the economy particularly in food production so that is the other area meetings of happening on over the weekend to try to work out how we can get more c02 supply into the country. thank you. the british foreign secretary liz truss has defende

it's been struggling to keep its consumption of cold in line with its green energy ambitions. but the problem with that, as i will tell you, will move back after the break about 90 seconds from now i this is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. tyson lation for community you going the right way? or are you being direct? what is true? is faith in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, jamie diamond was critical of the claim starting what it was, $200.00 a point. it's now around $45000.00 coin adding at the points out from here. so he's looking for up to point $55.00 and about a coin. the again, good afternoon for moscow. so as we said before, the break gas prices of his new high in europe now reaching $1150.00 for 1000 cubic meters of the stuff. prices have been rocketing since the beginning of september, and it's not only gas which europe desperately needs europe screen struggling to tundra juice's consumption of coal in line with policies and limiting greenhouse gas

nice, but in reality we're a long way off before it's actually practical until then it seems non green energy sources are here to stay, trying to limit them without thinking of the consequences. the simply a recipe for disaster. at the moment we have to date that physically it's impossible to get rid of all the fossil fuel sources for energy production. if we did not get now nuclear power production and a little later on and achieve production from coal, we could maybe use less natural gas. but natural gas seems to be the major back bone. so usually for promot providing a stable energy production at with natural gas, you can quickly lift up energy production levels. when wind stops blowing, when it start. whitehouse has admitted its teaming up with the a you to stop china getting access to high tech know how the u. s. comments chase and the revelation at a top trans atlantic tech trade summit. we have to work with our european allies to deny china the most advanced technology so that they can't catch up in critical areas. and the talks gina romando, branded brussels and indispensable partner

avro energy and green become the latest energy suppliers to go out of business because of the spike in gas prices. it comes just hours after the energy regulator ofgem warned that hundreds of thousands of customers will have to move suppliers. this is a significant impact on the sector. it is something that we are breaking with government on, but we cannot make predictions about how that will play out. no trade deal in sight with the us but the prime minister says america will lift its ban on british lamb, for the first time in decades. the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people _ the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people of— the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people of the united states will be supplied _ people of the united states will be supplied at last by britain, and fantastic— supplied at last by britain, and fantastic duty cuts on welsh lamb and everything else stop at us presidentjoe biden announces and everything else stop at us president joe biden announces the launch of an eu— us covid launch of an eu- us covid vaccine partnership _ launch of an eu- us covid vaccine part

k. scientist working with one of clean energy is holy grails, green, hydrogen, and in norway, a carbon neutral data center is using the force of nature to power our digital life . the global demand for energy is increasing, but burning fossil fuels is polluting and it's warming upon it with devastating impact for life on earth. while renewable energy from when sun and sea cheaper than ever intimated, it's difficult to store. a few of the future is emerging, which could prove fundamental to de carbonite in the global economy. i've come to the orkney islands of the north coast of the u. k, where a network of scientists and researches approving the missing link in the next renewable energy revolution. might be found in the simplest and most abundant elements. hydrogen, the universe is about 73 percent hydrogen, mainly occurring as gas. but on the earth, most hydrogen is contained in water, is the h in h to row. after it's generated from water can be used as a few posts cause buses and even spacecraft. but in order to extract it from water, you need electricity. when that's produced using

so only using green energy. this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by tooling its service using cold water from the nearby deep salt water inlet of yard. so whilst most data centers youth around 40 percent of their energy to cool servers, which would otherwise reach a 100 degrees celsius in minutes, this data center get to cooling free from nature. so if it were producing the cold water use to cool the cloud, a 5 ammonia cold sea water from the fuel into the basin next to the data center. this water, which is constantly 8 degrees celsius, is then pumped up through the heat exchanger cooling down separate water pipes that circulate through the data center. the warmed up feeble to the exits back into the fjord at around 20 degrees celsius. wed quickly, cool. down again. the green mountain data center in no way is unique because of the fuel cooling the service. and the way in which they've repurposed an old site. but all over scandinavia tick giants like facebook, google and microsoft are buildi

energy ubiquitous and we can bring. those were under the line of poverty over that line. a green society would be an economy that has smart grid that has storage available to all renewable energy generation sources. we ought to be society in which there is efficient and clean transport. passenger vehicles would offer transport as a service, not being a possession of any individual and heavy truck would be using clean field. and finally, would be clean wyatt because we would have to put the internal combustion engine into them. and it would be organized into smaller communities, around food and energy at the beginning of the most just science the decade in the history of human kind. it will all of us to understand that this has been challenging and will continue to be challenging. but we can do that. we can address climate change in a timely fashion. we can avert the worst just after the climate change, and in so doing, we can bring a much better quality of life for all citizens of this planet. and certainly to the ecosystem upon which we depend, ah, in people across the planet, s

price cap does not apply because green energyeven nuclear power station. also people do not like the idea of that, but it is nevertheless a cleaner, less carbon intensive alternative to the coal power stations that were cheaper but dirtier. which is why we have been shutting them down. that is why, if you are with a greener tariff, then it will be more expensive than what the cheapest rate is on the market. i think it remains to be seen whether consumers will continue to think that being for a greener supplier is a good idea. i think it would be a terrible shame if they didn't, but we can see where prices are going. if you've got to have a 2—page of a green conscience, that is not a good thing. just summing up the imaae, is not a good thing. just summing up the image. people — is not a good thing. just summing up the image, people are _ is not a good thing. just summing up the image, people are worried - is not a good thing. just summing up the image, people are worried about| the image, people are worried about soaring bills, bu

nice, but in reality we're a long way off before it's actually practical until then it seems non green energy sources are here to stay, trying to limit them without thinking of the consequences. it's simply a recipe for disaster. at the moment we have to state that physically, it's impossible to get rid of all the fossil fuel sources for energy production. if we did not get now nuclear power production and a little later on and achieve production from coal, we could maybe use less natural gas. but natural gas seems to be the major backbone. so usually for promot, providing a stable energy production at with natural gas. you can quickly lift up energy production level when the wind stops blowing when it start at the top os data in the morning here. more space that brings you up to date with the new so far we're back again. this help the ah, the ah ah. the jamie diamond was critical, a big claim starting when it was $200.00 a point. it's now around 45000 coin adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up to point $55.00 and about a coin. imagine picking up a future textbook on

no one actually cares if gas and coal are green. energy prices are skyrocketing in europe and environmental initiatives seem to only be making things worse. the fact that wind farms are useless when there's no wind is a big problem for the likes of the u. k, for example, where they're supposed to produce around 20 percent of the country's energy supply . so it's back to dirtier forms of power. the lesson that we need to learn that fossil fuels are still needed in the energy mix in order to back up renewable energy. because if we continue to remove all the bases capacity that is coming from sources like gas called a nuclear, without having something that is like come backups the intermittency of wind and solar. then we will be having types situations of the ones we are experiencing at the moment. take the current unreliability of wind and solar at the increased demand and low supply of coal and natural gas throughout the continent. plus all the carbon permit fees for coal producers. and you've got a perfect recipe for energy crisis, but somehow no one saw it coming. not a good start for what

nice, but in reality we're a long way off before it's actually practical until then it seems non green energy sources are here to stay, trying to limit them without thinking of the consequences. it's simply a recipe for disaster. at the moment we have to state that physically, it's impossible to get rid of all the fossil fuel sources for energy production. if we did not give now nuclear power production and a little later on and achieve production from coal, we could maybe use less natural gas. but natural gas seems to be the major back bone. so usually for promot, providing a stable energy production with natural gas. you can quickly lift up energy production level when wind stops blowing when it's dark already strained. relations between the u. k and france have being tested further by a surgeon migrant crossings on the english channel. the number of refugee boats making that journey to britain has double since last year, and it seemed london and paris exchange threats over what should be done. we need to see less channel crossings each month. not more. it's vital france acts to stop boats

pump you are going to have to— a green energy pump you are going to have to subsidise it. — like a rebid of the story it's money to the tune of for a £5,000 per household _ to the tune of for a £5,000 per household i hear about to persuade them _ household i hear about to persuade them onto — household i hear about to persuade them onto the next bit. i think will get ali— them onto the next bit. i think will get all of— them onto the next bit. i think will get all of that but i absolutely aqree — get all of that but i absolutely agree with rachel, it is absolutely iittered _ agree with rachel, it is absolutely littered with potential tight wires with will— littered with potential tight wires with will be very serious indeed the cost of— with will be very serious indeed the cost of living crisis were to live with _ cost of living crisis were to live with. ~ ., ~ ., with. will turn to the metro newspaper _ with. will turn to the metro newspaper and _ with. will turn to the metro newspaper and look - with. will turn to the metro newspaper and look at - with. will turn to the

the thing you are seeing with the green energy is the way that they are gaining so much traction now, actually got the cost of those green energies so far reduced that they are more than competitive with fossil fuels. the only question mark in my mind is that, as you know, joe manchin is going to be critically important to whether or not they can pass that bill, and joe manchin, being the senator from west virginia, has expressed publicly that he is not as keen on a lot of the green energy components. so they are going to have to negotiate that through, and i don't know how much of those proposed things are going to be in the final bill. alix: fair enough. austan, thanks so much. austan goolsby, looking forward to continuing the conversation at another time. coming up, it is the day of the year when apple unveils its newest offerings. we are going to have more on that next. and guy, you are old. guy: i am old, and i am probably going to be getting a shot. we can move on from the over 50 conversation. alix: no, not fair. i don't know. you got more. guy: there we go. i mulled. we've don

is it the white house's view that we have under estimated the pace of green energy deployment and thatuld hit net zero with current pace of deployment by, say, 2040? >> well clearly deployment of clean energy is increasing. last year, we saw solar as the big winner. we expect to see solar moving forward again. but the challenge that we're facing is if you look at the science, it tells us that this is the decisive decade. that's why the president is standing up at the u.n. again assembly and talking about what we need to do now. not 15 years from now and not 30 years from now but how do we take advantage of the shift to clean energy, use it to grow our economies, both in the developing world and the developed world, and how do we use that to grow jobs and build opportunities for people? this is the critical moment, chris. i think you know it and i do. which is why we're looking for significant investments from congress so that we can accelerate the pace of clean energy now. >> how could that be achieved if the climate provisions of the reconciliation package are being authored by an ind

electric cars and really think they're the future the push by the biden administration towards green energyanything to help restore the nation's refining capacity and that's a problem. look behind me. maybe you see what used to be the philadelphia energy solutions refinery. the sun is setting on it both literally and figuratively today. it is shut down permanently. once the largest refinery on the east coast. it is one of six that have shut in the past year-and-a-half or so since the biden administration took office. you know, it's tough when your focus is on green energy and electrification to get refineries to do their thing. if you look at the top three refineries shut in the last year. the philadelphia refinery, 300,000 plus barrels a day of product coming out of that. a shell refinery in louisiana, another 200,000. a tesoro refinery shut in california, another 160,000. the problem is, liz, if electrification doesn't come quickly as some hope there will be a need for gasoline that goes out a little farther than some people think. it is awfully hard to get anybody to finance a new refine

germans' green energy resolve faces pain in postelection winter. and from just yesterday, europe's energy crisis is coming for the rest of the world too. this is no time for america to declare war on our own independence on the affordable forms of energy that power our country. the rest of the world is battering down the hatches for a global national gas crunch that could leave entire countries rationing winter heat, and president biden wants to let radical progressives declare war on american fossil fuels. really? is this a joke? the latest taxing-and-spending spree would open multiple new fronts in the big government war on fossil fuels. it would make our electricity grid more like california's, higher costs, less reliability, and more blackouts. it would slap countless new costs and fees on domestic production and ban important prospects for u.s. drilling. it would double down on the obama administration's hand-fisted efforts to police emissions. twa so legally -- twa so legally bizarre it couldn't get past the supreme court. americans benefit fr

a lot of the world's largest green energy companies along with green energy technology in the solar fieldnuclear companies by the state, that these guys all have a ton of opportunity to export clean power. so as china opens the same flood gates over the past couple of decades, that could really open the floodgates to help developing nations get clean power they really need. shery: already, we have seen some of those environmental goals really affecting the commodities space with the output curves. what is next for beijing on the climate front? dan: their plan to keep carbon emissions by 2030 and reach carbon neutrality by 2060 has been lauded by the international center but they have to come up with details on how they are going to get there. the government will release detailed five-year plans through 2025 later this year for the renewables sector and people are going to be watching really closely to see how that helps them get that peak carbon target. haidi: dan murtaugh there. speaking with the u.n., we saw one million people watching one speech that was being given at the start of the

zero and green energy. -- when we talk about net zero and green energy.and has been strong on the battery front or as a lightweight material in vehicles. the demand is strong and the forecast is that it will continue to remain strong. guy: when we think about what is happening in the metals market, do we need to divide them into two buckets? one is -- one being parts of the green revolution, copper is obviously going to be a big part of that. aluminum is going to be a big part of that. it is light and can substitute for copper. and then you have iron or and the metals on the other end of the spectrum. we see the huge spark in iron ore is -- sharply. is that the division we are now seeing? fiona: there will certainly be winners and losers. in the middle space, it is hard to work out which one is which. even when you talk about iron ore, there is an enormous need from an infrastructure perspective for steel. things like steel and aluminum are very carbon intensive to produce. in places like china, they are still largely produced through qualifiers -- throug

again, we think some of those green energy plays have run up quickly. grid has got to catch up before all those green energy things can really take root. >> knights of columbus acid advisors president and cio. this is bloomberg. >> here's a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. evergrande as kicked off a project to repay investors. investors will offer real estate and cash can start compacting managers for more details. more than 70,000 people -- the products including many evergrande employees. german national carrier -- plans to raise -- to repay a government bailout. it says it will issue new shares of less than half of friday's closing price. germany provided a 9 billion euro bailout when the carrier made a record loss. u.s. transport regulators have urged tesla to address safety concerns before expanding on autonomous driving features. last week, elon musk said drivers would soon be able to operate the full self-driving capability of their car. however, the ntsb told the wall street journal the term self leading is misleading -- self-

have the extra satisfaction of knowing that they are not only doing something useful, providing green energy but also helping to save the planet at the same time. every day green start-ups are producing new ideas, from feeding seaweed to cows to restrain their traditional signs of digestive approval, to using artificial intelligence and robotics to enhance food production. capture co2, put it into brownies, and so on. and it is these technological breakthroughs that will cut the cost for consumers, so that we have nothing to fear and everything to gain from this green industrial revolution. and when kermit the frog sang "it's not easy being green," i -- you remember that one? -- i want you to know he was wrong . he was wrong. it's right and easy to be green. he was also unnecessarily rude to miss piggy. but that is easy to be green. we have the technology -- as they used to say when i was a kid. we can do it. we have the choice before us. the poet sophocles is often quoted -- at least by me -- as saying that there are many terrifying things in the world, but none is more terrifying than mank

rich green energy people because that's where the money is going. re getting stuck with sharply higher energy prices. >> bill: goldman sachs is saying we could be paying $90 a barrel by the end of the year and higher gas prices and probably right about that. that's the trend. this is what you write. with some weather forecasters predicting -- we could see heating prices double and triple and shortages in parts of the country unless the biden administration treats it as the emergency it is. what are their options? >> their options right now is get off the energy industry's back. what's happening in china and europe right now we're seeing rolling black-outs and people in gas lines in the u.k. we're seeing russia basically hold europe hostage over natural gas supplies saying you want more supplies? lock in a long-term contract at record highs. we have to say to the u.s. energy industry this could be a national emergency instead of imposing new taxes on royalties for oil production and carbon taxes we should work with the cleanest-producing energy countr

green energy. [talking over each other] >> one at a time, gentlemen. mr.ingh: i want to see canadians get back to work. in all sectors and regions. i am proud of what we produce in our country whether it is our resources or the resources in the heads of our young people. >> these workers need a plan that is going to create jobs for the future. that is the responsibility of government. we have seen six years of mr. trudeau, cannot afford another four years. we need to do is invest in a diversified economy. clean energy. we need to electrify transportation. we need to invest in retrofitting homes and buildings. we need an economic recovery in all sectors. >> last word to you, mr. blanchet. mr. blanchet: leadership is not only saying the words. it is proposing solutions, admitting a problem, which they are not doing. >> thank you. my next question is for all of you. we have had some encouraging news out of kabul overnight with the escape of 43 canadians. that said, thousands of people who helped canada during canada's mission in afghanistan have been left beh

the ray as a backdrop to announce legislation empowering states to use federal highway land for green energylly about envisioning where america needs to be in the very near future. we have long deferred necessary investments and infrastructure maintenance and construction in the transition to clean energy >> the department of the interior is exploring where and how to use public land for solar and wind but if you're thinking our conserve tough leaning states going to get onboard with this green power? here is the republican vus chairman of the board. >> we've done nut a way we call red state solar. because of the project there will be a lot of other states that look at this and say, hau, if georgia can do this we certainly can do it. and it's made sense. we're going to continue to grow it you'll see more and more solar here in georgia. >> an interesting look chase cane, for more climate coverage, go to lx.com/environment >>> could the drugs we need become a national security risk? the pentagon warns it could. and now the inspector general is making key recommendations big pharma not happy. >

the push for green energy continues across the globe but if there's one thing that's becoming clear, t all areas of energy are being embraced by investors. solar stocks have been a pretty bright spot. this etf is up nearly 300% in the past three years little bit mixed with wind up double digits during that time and one of the worst performers is hydrogen fuel cell technology names like bloom energy and fuel cell which recently saw big run-ups ahead of the infrastructure bill, but have sold off since then. will the push for carbon capture and the attention on recent power failures in parts of this country start to change that >> that's why we're going to introduce the ceo. jason, i want to thank you so much for joining us today. before i get into the question, we often talk about solar, batteries, hydrogen. when distinguishing between both energies, batteries deliver energy that they previously store while fuel cell energy converts energy. since the early 2000s, we've been promised this hydrogen highway. yet the technology still isn't everywhere, even though i know you work with utilit

the fact is if we want green energy in this country there is an answer.t is called nuclear energy. that is another area we believe has a bright future. but it is very far off and has tremendous resistance. my problem with esg investing is i cannot define it. when i say that, i am not saying that in a flip way. i know companies that are environmentally noncompliant. haidi: let's narrow the view to fossil fuel companies. oil generating companies, major oil companies. a huge rally in oil prices but oil stocks not catching up. so why are they not catching up? fred: i should start by saying -- we invest in technology, consumer products, renewables, uranium. we're basically focused on growth companies. health care, wellness, pet care, things of that nature. i don't like fossil fuels as an area to invest because they are so socially demonized in our culture. they demonize fossil fuels. as a result, they have become incredibly cheap. and i think if you look at it logically and you look at it statistically, you realize that fossil fuels be with us for another 20,

this is also playing out in china and it comes at the crossroads of the global green energy transition. take a look at what the goldman sachs head of global commodity research had to say. >> this is just the first inning of a potentially decade-long cycle. we have the war on climate change, the war on income inequality. all of these dynamics lead to a structural rise in commodity demand. this idea, the revenge of the old economy. i could point out, in the super cycle, the metal did not begin to 2008. we have a long way in front of us and this is just the beginning. basra the man on your mean -- the man on your screen, paul sankey. always great to get your thoughts. let's start off on the general expectation heading into where we are today for natural gas prices, for oil prices. it did not appear that the market was preparing itself. paul: that's right. i think we came out of a couple of things, last winter, which was globally cold, so it is unusual that all three major regions would be cold. we came out of winter with low inventories. the other thing you have alluded to, a country like

electricity generation just last year scientists agree solar power is key to the future of green energya, some local officials are finding creative ways to build solar farms without doing more harm to the environment the climate reporter for nbc lx is there here's chase cane. >> reporter: i'm driving down i-85 southwest of atlanta to see a see a unique solar farm. most of the land is covered by either forest or farmland. most environmentalists are going to agree, you don't want to bulldoze a forest or cover up a farm to generate solar hower that's why exit 14 and these 4 1/2 acres are so important if we continue to take forest land and farmland out of food production and put it in the solar for 35 years, we mute come upon 2050 and wonder how are we going to feed our population >> reporter: she is direct your of the 14 miles of sustainable highway in west georgia which includes a one mega watt solar farm it is tucked into an interstit exit and provides habitat for bees and butterflies >> what we learned early on is we have vast swaths of land. it sits there. the why can't the bees and bu