Wow, 180,000 lithium-ion fire prone batteries right at the beach in Morro Bay. What could go wrong? I remember many articles in the local papers a few years ago about many millions being spent to upgrade the Morro Bay, Cayucos sewer plant at its present location. With most other permits granted the Coastal Commission said “why would we approve this project when the ocean is going to rise 35 feet?”
I didn’t realize lithium-ion batteries could operate under seawater. A better solution would be to keep Diablo Canyon on line because nukes produce clean power even when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine.
Ed Wing
Morro Bay
Estero Bay News is Tops
When Dean Sullivan began publishing the Estero Bay News in January 2019, I knew, judging by his long track record and...