High Capacity Transmission Lines vs. Geothermal, Wind and Solar ?

The April 13th Dodgeville Chronicle Opinion page has my "opinion",

 but it's not found in their On-Line version, 

so,
I'm posting it here.

Pass it about. This is serious.

Perhaps, if for no other reason,

you might want to look into

how these High Capacity Power Transmission Lines

will effect your property values.

High Capacity Transmission Lines

High Capacity Transmission Lines are

outdated, unnecessary, and unwanted.

Anything Utilities say they do,

can be done better 

locally

by installing community geothermal, wind and solar

for clean, sustainable and efficient power.

The planned recipients of these transmission lines

are busy building their own local geothermal, wind and solar solutions

so by the time these lines get there,

they won't be needing to buy this expensive power

because they will be generating their,

but WE will have to keep paying for the transmission line construction.

DO SOMETHING!

Small Towns

I've been called a Cross Categorical Artist, which seems to fit.

Yes, I do more than just draw.

I bring a wide range of creativity to projects.

The Cross Plains Main Street Reconstruction Survival Map

is leading me into paying some interesting attention to other small towns.

Here's the first WhiteLine print from my Dodgeville block.

15.5" x 23.5",right off the block, it no longer feels like paper, 

but a well slept in bed sheet. It will look really good once it's flattened. 

 

Wyoming Valley School Cultural Arts Center

The Wyoming Valley School Cultural Arts Center

Poster drawn by Linda Kelen

Helping to raise money for the school, which is now supported by grants and gifts from people like you....

I made eleven of the 50 paper mache apples to be sold September 18th.
I'll post the other 9 as soon as I get them photographed.