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The New York Times quoted Ben Smith, a reporter for New York's Daily News, who offered, "It seems riskier to stay in print than to go to something new. Because nursing homes are reliant on public payers, they are considered a riskier investment than properties with a larger private payer revenue base, such as senior housing, of which the REIT owns 333 facilities. There are two ways to go "carbon free": we can go with already proven renewable energies (wind, solar, geothermal, biomass), and invest research money to make them economically feasible, or we can go with a much riskier "hydrogen economy" that will attempt to use hydrogen gas as a fuel. |
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