• coalie@piefed.zip
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    11 hours ago

    If they would use a closed water cooling system it would be less of an issue.

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      7 hours ago

      They could also use geothermal for significantly cheaper and environmentally friendly long term climate control but they don’t want to pay the up front construction costs.

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        Geothermal power is limited to specific locations, and the best source in the US, Yellowstone, can’t have power plants built by law.

        And I just realized you meant geothermal HVAC. You’d probably need a lot of space to dissipate that heat, but should technically be possible