Couple problems with your premise. First off, the Fed gov't already "owns" far, far more land than it can according to the Constitution. 2ndly, did those cola companies go broke because of lack of demand or because the gov't regulations and taxation made it impossible to stay in business? 3rdly, you can cover Nevada, Arizona and any other desert lands you want with solar panels, but you can only transmit the power so far before it fails to deliver enough voltage, or something like that. I'm not an engineer, much less and electrical engineer and don't know the terminology, but it's the same idea as piping Great Lakes water to Nevada- not gonna work. Lastly, on several occasions where huge solar farms int he desert have been proposed, politicians have fought idea on the grounds that the shade from the panels would cool the desert too much. I kid you not.
But you are correct that logical alternatives are needed.
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