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I've got to talk about solar panels.

Not exactly the exciting story you might want, but it's relevant because there are divisions cropping up among the Democrats.

So there's a solar farm out in Lumpkin County, Georgia called the Lumpkin Solar Farm.

It's 850 acres.

They essentially clear-cut the forest and field, killed all the vegetation,

flattened it out. In Lumpkin County, the solar farm, there 850 acres, they graded the landscape and screwed up the erosion and water flow in the area,

destroying a neighbor's property.

The neighbor was awarded $135.5 million in damages.

I'm sorry, it's not lumping, it's Stewart County.

George is one of those weird places where all the towns have names of counties and they're all in different places.

So it's in Lumpkin, Georgia.

But it is in Stewart County, Georgia, near Columbus.

A U.S. federal district court on Friday awarded a Stewart County couple $135.5 million for damage done to their

property by a Tennessee solar company and its contractor.

The jury hit Silicon Ranch Corporation and its contractor, IEA, Inc. for intentionally polluting property owned by Sean and Amy Harris.

Oh, the case was trying for to judge Clayland. I know Clayland. Super Judge. Silicon Ranch Corporation

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