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To: Woody who wrote (106685)8/25/2024 12:46:40 PM
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Hi Woody. Worth adding that solar viability varies greatly depending on year round cloud cover where you live.

Other than that, accelerating decline in earth's magnetic field strength in the past 2 decades has led to increased global cloud nucleation via long accepted geophysical & astrophysical mechanisms periodically explained & emphasized by Ben Davidson (Suspicious Observers website) and other independent researchers across the world in peer reviewed papers, print & online articles over many years.

Other than an occasional dry spell, we've noticed a lot more cloud cover & rain here in WV during the 16 yrs we've lived here. Ditto my son in central Ohio and other friends east of the Mississippi. West of that great river watershed (other than the coastal Pacific NW) solar becomes more economic for individuals AWA utilities.

All my best to you & your family,

Iso
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