A few of the major employers (Monsanto, Boeing, Express Scripts and a few manufacturing plants) are planning for expansion in 2017, which will also help bolster the local economy.

Also, add up several flowering plants to give the open space a green look.

So on the ten year minimum investment, where do you plant your flag?

If the trench is for catchment only, and not diversion of water, it will need to be massive, and may look more like a pond when full... but if you plant it right (native wetland plants) you should be able to handle huge amounts of water.

That being said, I'm starting to look in other metro areas such as Plant City for lower entry points and strong demand.

And presented in very complicated way, hard to bring them to an apple to apple comparisson.One way to mitigate the lack of a net metering agreement is with a battery system (see Tesla Powerwall) - a very expensive way to become a truly self-sufficient energy producer (basically you become your own power plant), which rarely makes financial sense unless in a region with frequent power loss or in an off-grid scenario.

You have to find the location, dig the hole, and plant the trees.

I plan on buying 40-80 acres and plant trees or hopefully the land will have trees preferably pine so I can clear cut or thin depending on how much there is.

It started with the nuclear disarment group who used fallout as an example of how not only people, but things could not exist for hundreds if not thousands of years after a fallout event of a magnitute less than that of the Japanese bombs, yet those two cities are thriving today, after less time than half of the least time scenario given by those proponents.Then they attacked the nuclear power plants and we did have almost the same example they feared in what was Russia and the area is thriving today.Now I see they are saying the same kinds of things about other kinds of emissions.

Anyone hear about the Toxic red sludge coming from an aluminum plant in Hungary?