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well, I'm not wearing jeans...
The changing numbers largely reflect the power of compound interest, if you will. Growing at 7%/per will result in double value after 10 years (or...
lol. It sure ain't cool here... and it's been bloody dry too. Would love for things to cool down a bit more. After all, I bet against it being a...
Quite true. It's the fastest growing energy source globally. However, even that will come under enormous pressure, esp if it has to take some of...
The nice thing about the metals is that they can be recycled over and over again, unlike plastics. Lead, for example, is heavily recycled. This...
Doug, it sounds like it's time for edible landscapes! It would be interesting if a lot of sub-urban folks became part-time farmers. Seems like...
Ooh, don't piss them off or they'll take your house and sell it to line their pockets... In Texas, HOAs rule supreme. So much for the land of...
On a reasonable sized vehicle that has good fuel economy, no. I was in the service (Army, FA) so I'm down with people being patriotic... but they...
inshallah it will be so. Then we can move on to the criminal charges and the federal "pound me in the :blush:" prison time.
It's simple, mate, just 3.78 L/gal US. In the UK it would be 4.55 L/gal.
I think we should do it properly and go with Imperial units.
I'm hoping that the Gulf fiasco will help foster this concept with the general population. Then, at least there would be a silver lining to that...
or as the article states, they do small things what don't require and capital outlay and then convince themselves that they've done what they can...
Still reading this, but it speaks volumes about why energy legislation is so difficult in this country. A new survey by researchers from Columbia...
I'm not sure if this was brought up earlier of not... but it seems that this whole thread is based on a worst case scenario for EVs and a best...
ooh. That's a word you don't see too often. People who drive massive SUVs with US flag and/or eagle bumper stickers.
yeah, I meant PTM, not PMT. D'oh. That's for the illumination. There never is a simple answer in this universe, is there. :D
Doug, wasn't there a tremendous amount of fern growth during the PMT that eventual (over the course of 800K years or so) absorbed a lot of the CO2...
Anyone with authority should be tacked to the wall... particularly at BP where malfeasance is simply SOP.
Nancy. :boink:
