First the pipeline.

[Auld Phart]

Now Wind Power

South Dakota rocked again as a wind turbine plant shuts its doors

John F. Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate, said only months ago that those losing fossil fuel jobs in coal and hydraulic fracturing will find they have a better choice of jobs in either the solar industry or as wind turbine technicians.

www.yahoo.com

"The disappearance of Molded Fiber Glass will displace over three hundred workers and their families. It marks another major loss of energy jobs in the state following President Joe Biden's halting of the Keystone Pipeline on the first day of his administration."

Should my grandchildren start looking for comfortable caves to live in?

 

[rightwinger]

Good move

We don’t want Windmill Cancer

 

[xband]

Now Wind Power

South Dakota rocked again as a wind turbine plant shuts its doors

John F. Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate, said only months ago that those losing fossil fuel jobs in coal and hydraulic fracturing will find they have a better choice of jobs in either the solar industry or as wind turbine technicians.

www.yahoo.com

"The disappearance of Molded Fiber Glass will displace over three hundred workers and their families. It marks another major loss of energy jobs in the state following President Joe Biden's halting of the Keystone Pipeline on the first day of his administration."

Should my grandchildren start looking for comfortable caves to live in?

Crude oil made from oil sands in Alberta, Canada is anti-Democrat.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Now Wind Power

South Dakota rocked again as a wind turbine plant shuts its doors

John F. Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate, said only months ago that those losing fossil fuel jobs in coal and hydraulic fracturing will find they have a better choice of jobs in either the solar industry or as wind turbine technicians.

www.yahoo.com

"The disappearance of Molded Fiber Glass will displace over three hundred workers and their families. It marks another major loss of energy jobs in the state following President Joe Biden's halting of the Keystone Pipeline on the first day of his administration."

Should my grandchildren start looking for comfortable caves to live in?

Looks like the decision to shut down belongs in the court of the company owners. Shutting down to save whatever cash they can bleed out of it.

"MFG said in a news release that the closure will happen because of changing market conditions, foreign competition, and proposed revisions to tax policies affecting the wind energy industry in the United States".

"Proposed revisions" (aren't even on the table yet) and "foreign competition". Unfortunately, this is the conundrum of manufacturing in this country. And why we will never be a manufacturing power house again. Unless you can convince
American workers to work for pennies, convince towns and cities to give land away to corporations virtually tax and fee free, and import your raw materials for pennies on the dollar, you're not going to make a product that will compete with
what the Chinese, Vietnamese, or South East Asian factories can churn out.

 

[xband]

Now Wind Power

South Dakota rocked again as a wind turbine plant shuts its doors

John F. Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate, said only months ago that those losing fossil fuel jobs in coal and hydraulic fracturing will find they have a better choice of jobs in either the solar industry or as wind turbine technicians.

www.yahoo.com

"The disappearance of Molded Fiber Glass will displace over three hundred workers and their families. It marks another major loss of energy jobs in the state following President Joe Biden's halting of the Keystone Pipeline on the first day of his administration."

Should my grandchildren start looking for comfortable caves to live in?

Looks like the decision to shut down belongs in the court of the company owners. Shutting down to save whatever cash they can bleed out of it.

"MFG said in a news release that the closure will happen because of changing market conditions, foreign competition, and proposed revisions to tax policies affecting the wind energy industry in the United States".

"Proposed revisions" (aren't even on the table yet) and "foreign competition". Unfortunately, this is the conundrum of manufacturing in this country. And why we will never be a manufacturing power house again. Unless you can convince
American workers to work for pennies, convince towns and cities to give land away to corporations virtually tax and fee free, and import your raw materials for pennies on the dollar, you're not going to make a product that will compete with
what the Chinese, Vietnamese, or South East Asian factories can churn out.

Walk the walk and talk the talk and you will be boss without the title.