5 States Where Off-Grid Living Has Just Become Impossible

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• HU

  @HunterByeden · 2 weeks ago

  can you do 5 states that are best for off grid?

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• OS

  @OShaughnessysPub · 3 days ago

  5)Utah 4)Florida 3)Nevada 2)Colorado 1)California

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• RU

  @Rubber4206 · 2 weeks ago

  State Politicians have started their own Mafia.

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• MA

  @marlow769 · 9 days ago

  Florida is dealing with a situation where properties that were once rural are now having urban areas growing and approaching them rapidly and this must be dealt with in an ecologically viable manner.

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• MY

  @Myrlin8 · 1 day ago

  It seems the government is become the enemy. ...

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• PA

  @patrickbennett439 · 4 days ago

  Let us live how we want and leave us the F alone!

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• FF

  @FFVoyager · 2 weeks ago

  'The home of the brave and the land of the free'.  🤣

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• KE

  @kenknight4560 · 13 days ago

  Great, and for good reasons. Please list 5 states where folks that want to live like this can go....sooner the better.

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• SI

  @SiddiqulIslam-g3g · 2 weeks ago

  Fascinating and deeply researched breakdown of how subtle state regulations and water rights are killing off-grid living, but a punchier, high-CTR thumbnail could drastically increase clicks. Additionally, highlighting the specific gallon caps, utility charges, and building codes with dynamic on-screen motion graphics would keep viewers much more engaged, and repurposing each state's breakdown into short-form videos would bring massive new reach. As a video editor and thumbnail designer, I can execute all of this seamlessly for you. What is the best way to reach out or connect with you?

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• JA

  @JayMiller-dd2ne · 10 minutes ago

  What about systems that condense water directly from the air rather than waiting for it to fall from the sky. Would that be a way around some of these regulations?

• GA

  @gary-rZ · 2 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK_7dfWk3mo&amp;t=568">9:28</a> why is the AZ state capital bldg. shown in the segment about CO?

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• BL

  @blick138 · 2 days ago (edited)

  In many areas in Oklahoma you must hook up to water source with a minimum charge monthly, sewer if available with a minimum monthly cost, and must hook to the power grid with a minimum monthly chrage. If you install solar you cannot sell power back to the grid. It sucks!