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It’s very sad. It was my very first time having people I had met coming out of poverty, and they live on borrowed time in a part of the South, where electric is the only tool to get us there. It’s very sad that we don’t hear the voices that we need. So, I want to get off of this situation and move on with my life. Just take an overdose of energy and be willing to listen to people speak about how much we need, but all of this is coming from a place we have no control over and yet feel we need to live through.

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I hope this continues. UPDATE 2: I spoke with PFCS CEO and executive director Jeff Grittenden about the situation: [For those who want to go there,] I spent the weekend there from 4pm-6pm with PFCS’s new “Intermittent Light” solar system which combines a compact fluorescent light source with a solar storm. As you can see, it works like a charm. The wind tunnels are beautiful, the sun shines