@SpencerJCox Governor, if you are for abundance, why did your office endorse Ogden's ordinance to ban housing on most of the city's vacant land parcels?
@GovCox@eaglemtncity Even as we speculate about new energy technologies that may or may not become feasible in the 2030s, the largest solar farm in Utah is about to come online just 10 miles south of Eagle Mountain.
@JonSPierpont Then why did the governor's office endorse the ordinance Ogden passed last year making it illegal to build housing on most of the city's vacant properties?
@AlecStapp 1 is mostly correct. 2 and 3 are misleading because they omit essential context. 4 is local to CA so I won't comment on it. 5 is a lie unless "many, many" means a handful.
Then there's this: https://t.co/leEsHnrRI1
@GovCox Anything helps but $25M doesn't seem like much. Just $7 per Utahn.
"The TerraPower project is expected to cost up to $4 billion." https://t.co/a5QTciS390
That's for a 345MW reactor. To double Utah's electricity generation we'd need more than 10 of 'em.
@mattyglesias That's kinda become a mantra here in Utah, especially coming from governor @SpencerJCox. Oddly, though, he and the leg haven't done anything to override local large-lot zoning requirements. Instead they're acting like Democrats, throwing money at the problem.
@GovCox@SavageCo1946 Governor, I still don't understand why your office endorsed overreaching new regulations in Ogden to ban apartments in most of the city. Why do you want to stunt development in Ogden?
@engwithrosie @Protons4B Maybe! Everything I know about geothermal in Japan is from this 2023 article. Apparently (and understandably) lots of opposition from established interests so "movement" may not carry quite the right nuance. https://t.co/CcExz4NQC5