Why don't they put all US power lines underground?

[ball15life]

They act like they ain’t got no money to do shyt

The video said it cost $2-$6 million to convert wires to underground....per mile.

If it cost $1 trillion to convert the state of Massachusetts, it would cost well over $100 trillion to do this across America.

It would be cool to see but that money could go elsewhere

 

[null]

you post a picture of london, but new york city has underground power lines, manhattan is all undeground dating back to the early 1900s. The Great White Hurricane of 1888: The Storm That Put NYC's Wires Underground

and across the 5 boroughs 86% of electricity is delivered through underground lines.

https://www.nyc.gov/html/planyc2030/downloads/pdf/power_lines_study_2013.pdf

it's not like all of england is underground.

https://lordslibrary.parliament.uk/undergrounding-electrical-transmission-cables/

could you add a conclusion / an assertion to that breh?

 

[hashmander]

could you add a conclusion / an assertion to that breh?

the conclusion? they are underground in london, but so are they are in new york city. america's equivalent to london. and they don't put everything underground in london either.



the vast majority of england is above ground, just like the vast majority of america.

 

[Boogie]

I hate when nikkas ask dumb ass questions without doing the googles

 

[horizon]

Because it would benefit black people too

 

[horizon]

I hate when nikkas ask dumb ass questions without doing the googles

Teaching someone else is the most effective way of learning and retaining information yourself

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Probably depends on where you live...as to whether it's feasible.

Here in Dallas, if you dig not even a foot into the ground, you'll come across all kinds of thick azz clay in the soil.

Like how up north, all y'all brehs got basements. Here, it costs $$$$$$ to build a basement for a house because of the clay...it constantly shifts, expands and contracts. There are areas with lines buried in the ground but you won't see it everywhere.

 

[Gritsngravy]

The video said it cost $2-$6 million to convert wires to underground....per mile.

If it cost $1 trillion to convert the state of Massachusetts, it would cost well over $100 trillion to do this across America.

It would be cool to see but that money could go elsewhere

It don’t have to happen all at one time, I’m sure they knew shyt needed to be improved decades ago but they kick the can down the road

 

[null]

the conclusion? they are underground in london, but so are they are in new york city. america's equivalent to london. and they don't put everything underground in london either.



the vast majority of england is above ground, just like the vast majority of america.

ok fine.

i can't see anything there which addresses what i said so.

 

[null]

I hate when nikkas ask dumb ass questions without doing the googles

excuses galore breh.

 

[Boogie]

Teaching someone else is the most effective way of learning and retaining information yourself

excuses galore breh.

My bad brehs I ain’t hit on none of my parlays and my girl caught me cheating

I’m pissed off

 

[Sbp]

Sooo when you need to service them, you gotta dig them up right? Seems labor intensive or am I overthinking the process of servicing underground power lines?

That's exactly how it works

 

[Sterling Archer]

They act like they ain’t got no money to do shyt

This is all.

 

[null]

Sooo when you need to service them, you gotta dig them up right? Seems labor intensive or am I overthinking the process of servicing underground power lines?

That's exactly how it works

the 1 foot tall guy is not a dwarf



he is in a hole.

probably sealed with a manhole cover.

 

[maxamusa]

IYKYK



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