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I think I'd rather see it go back to trees...
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With the population density in Japan, it seems like a place that more than most should concentrate on roof-top solar.
I'd expect wind has more potential there than solar anyways.
I'd expect wind has more potential there than solar anyways.
I like the last sentence the best on BeGreen's article!
I'd think Japan could use tides or waves better than most countries.
I'd think Japan could use tides or waves better than most countries.
rubbish, the last US Open was played on a course that was reclaimed from a strip mine quarry most of the property not part of the course was converted back to naturalized areas with indigenous plant life. of course they could have just left it a quarry.
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The course in Tacoma is an exemplary example of what could be done. It's a municipal project and probably the most environmentally designed course in the country. They went to great lengths to protect the environment and Puget Sound, including letting a lot the course brown out instead of watering during the summer drought.
(broken link removed to http://www.chambersbaygolf.com/2015/05/how-chambers-bay-was-built-with-the-environment-in-mind/)
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Yes, it was the middle of a serious drought. The greens today now that the rains have returned look great. Have to give them credit to them sticking with reality instead of sucking up the city resources for a photo op.
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Whiners 
They should see my lawn. Parts still haven't recovered. That's the first time in 21 yrs living here. It was a serious drought.
They should see my lawn. Parts still haven't recovered. That's the first time in 21 yrs living here. It was a serious drought.
They need more fish farms , as they have no problem fishing all the oceans species to extinction. They do have to eat even before they worry about golf or even turning the lights on.
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