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Gate 38: Booo to KLM/NWA
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Posted by Alex Bransky at 4:14 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 365 Days of Songs. Hydrogen fuel cells (1). Design by Andreas Viklund. Distributed by eBlog Templates.
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Gate 38: Avoiding Vinyl
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Posted by Alex Bransky at 1:19 PM. All vegans and some animal-rights activists and environmentalists try to avoid purchasing products made with leather. Cows do a lot of burping. Emitting tons of methane into the atmosphere, and methane accounts for 18% of greenhouse gases, second only to CO2, so the mass breeding cows, particularly to be slaughtered, is clearly bad for the environment, without me even getting into the environmental problems with trying to feed so many cows. 365 Days of Songs.
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Gate 38: Auto Bailout - Part 1
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Auto Bailout - Part 1. Posted by Alex Bransky at 9:35 AM. Normally I would be 100% percent against any sort of bailout of auto companies. I've thought for years that it made no sense that the U.S. government subsidized corporations who made unsafe, inferior, and environmentally harmful products. But now's our chance to change all that. This time I think we should give them money (assuming they really need it, more on that later) but with the following conditions:. At December 14, 2008 at 6:13 PM.
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Gate 38: Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
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Posted by Alex Bransky at 5:43 PM. This is a response to Ben Stein's article " Running Out of Fuel, but Not Out of Ideas. If so, you did not provide any items to support that hypothesis. In fact, you even made a case for the opposite by reminding people how little the government has done to support alternative energy. At June 10, 2008 at 1:20 PM. At June 13, 2008 at 8:16 AM. Its easy to find more info about peak oil. At June 9, 2009 at 8:26 PM. Look forward to hearing from you. 365 Days of Songs.
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Gate 38: Washington: I-985
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Posted by Alex Bransky at 8:24 AM. If you live in the state of Washington and can vote on I-985. I-985 is sponsored by the anti-tax, anti-equality, anti-environment Tim Eyman. Which to any hardcore liberal means a vote of. You can't be serious. Or is that not an option on the ballot yet? Eyman seems to think that petroleum is a renewable resource and that population growth will slow to a halt soon. His latest initiative aims to provide congestion relief by:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Gate 38: Cap n' Dividend (Not To Be Confused With Cap'n Crunch)
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Cap n' Dividend (Not To Be Confused With Cap'n Crunch). Posted by Alex Bransky at 10:36 PM. I recently found out about a new idea for speeding up the economy's transition away from fossil fuels, called. Basically the idea is that the government places an upstream cap on carbon dioxide by forcing first sellers* of fossil fuels to buy permits equal to the CO2 content of their fuels. Then checks are sent out each year (or month) to all legal citizens ( or just adults. At June 23, 2008 at 5:33 PM. I would li...
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Gate 38: Sound Transit Expansion Ballot Measure, Successor to Proposition 1
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Sound Transit Expansion Ballot Measure, Successor to Proposition 1. Posted by Alex Bransky at 10:36 AM. In the fall of 2007 voters shot down Proposition 1. Light rail expansion, 5-7 years faster than Prop 1. Express bus service improvements. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 365 Days of Songs. Hydrogen fuel cells (1). Design by Andreas Viklund. Distributed by eBlog Templates.
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Gate 38: Products to Avoid
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Posted by Alex Bransky at 2:41 PM. If you don't know already, you should avoid products with triclosan and triclocarban. These are commonly found in anti-bacterial soaps, toothpastes, and other products. Not only is it possible that they cause cancer in humans, but we've already seen harmful effects on marine life because so much of these chemicals is being emptied into major water systems after it leaves our houses through drain pipes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 365 Days of Songs.
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Gate 38: The Risk of Small Steps
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The Risk of Small Steps. Posted by Alex Bransky at 1:22 PM. Take for example the recycling of plastics. While most of us would agree that recycling is a great thing because it reduces the amount of energy we use ( usually. So how does one determine if a step forward is worth the risk? The hardest part may be knowing when a big step is necessary. Do we fix the rusty bridge, or rebuild it completely? Only time will tell, and hindsight is 50/50. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 365 Days of Songs.
