A solar farm has been built in the Mojave Desert. The solar panels create enough electricity to power the entire city of Las Vegas year-round. Controversy exists over private ownership, as household consumers want the benefits of cheaper electric bills. Consumers argue for a public agency to own and operate the facilities. How would you propose public ownership to a panel of government officials? Select answer from the options below Just as the government operates the Hoover Dam, public ownership of our natural resources would maintain a not-for-profit agency serving the public interests. Ownership needs to join forces to operate all of the natural resources in the region; private ownership will prove ineffective as corporations raise prices. Congress should pass a bill removing private ownership from utilities that serve the public; this would eliminate not-for-profit seeking agencies. A collective should be developed to manage the distribution of natural resources; this would enable solar farmers to share equipment and production