Re:US utilities plot big rise in electricity rates as data c...
by no_wizard on Thursday July 10, 2025 @05:19PM
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the difference is the utility function these things have.
If these companies go out of business, there is a market for these things, someone will snatch them up for what would be comparatively cheap. Its not waste or an exhausted natural resource.
Alternatively, you could simply have companies pay a small tax that directly funds disposable in the event of a shut down.
If these companies go out of business, there is a market for these things, someone will snatch them up for what would be comparatively cheap. Its not waste or an exhausted natural resource.
Alternatively, you could simply have companies pay a small tax that directly funds disposable in the event of a shut down.