have you ever heard about the green plan?
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next time add a link.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_%28disambiguation%29
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I just watched something about this on Oprah today. There's these lightbulbs you can buy for about $10 each that have 10 times the life of regular lightbulbs and use up to 66% LESS energy. Also, RECYCLE, REDUCE, REUSE! Plant trees! Use as much recycled materials as you can! And spread the word! Let's all become environmentalists so we can save the Earth for our children and THEIR children! :)
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have you looked it up on Google???
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Go ahead.  Global warming is a MYTH!\n\nWe can treat them like the useless United League of Nations sanctions and ignore them, just like most of the Middle East! Why are you interested in penalizing the countries that have economies that grow instead of trying to become members of the free world economy?
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No, there are no subsidies.  The only incentive is on lower (landfill) tax.\n\nThis is an oversight in my mind, however, being green leads to efficiency savings throughout an organisation.\n\nMinimising waste is the key
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yes supposedly - eat those green M&Ms!
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To get an idea of what it is like, close all of your windows and doors, empty your house of evrything, only drink dirty water and put a pillow case over your head. Now live like that for about a wk. and you get the idea.  Oh yea, the only food you get is molded.\n\nI'm not an eco-freek but do unerstand trees and life are good.
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No never heard of it.....but i will google it now.....i'm desperate.....\nthis is what i found....\n\nhttp://www.rainbowinvestigations.com/story.cfm?rainbowID=227
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YES YES YES!\n\nThe only way to reduce our dependence on foreign sources of oil in the near future is to drill for more oil HERE!\n\nIf the tree huggers don't like it tell them to stop driving cars, using electricity and heating their homes so there is more oil for the rest of us.\n\n****\n\nHey Gonzo, If by conservation you mean saving every bug, animal and tree on the face of the earth so you can have a pretty view as you drive your SUV through the country yeah I've heard of that. If left up to you folks we’d all be living out in the woods singing kumbuya hugging the trees, eating mushrooms, berries and getting eaten by wolves and bears. \n\nThis nation needs energy. Currently our best source of energy comes from oil, coal and natural gas. Now, if you can come up with a better way to get those things out of the ground with out harming all of your bugs and trees I'd love to hear about it. After we're done pulling all the resources out, so you can be nice safe and warm in your home.  I'm all in favor of planting trees there, they do grow back you know...  As for me when I have to choose between heating my home and saving a tree or the squirrel that lives in that tree. The tree and the squirrel are going to loose every time.
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nope. but i did hear of it and it sounds like a scam
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Who on God's green earth are you talking about?
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No, I hadn't heard that. Please post a credible news link.
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strait up green pretty much!
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No...besides the environmentalist would think we are trying to dump oil into the oceans when you compare it to the Boston Tea party...\n\nwhy not drill in Anwar
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Yes. There is a realistic chance of a Green being elected.\n\nThe Green Party concentrated on a small number of seats at the last election, for instance one in Brighton, where they got a substantial number of votes, and where it is quite conceivable further improvement would take them into the lead.\n\nThe Greens were handicapped by lack of money. The other parties in  2005 raised resources by means which are now coming under legal scrutiny. It is likely that new means of funding will have to be found in future if democracy is to function efectively, and if these reflect numbers of party members and/or general supporters this could help the Greens. Of course, arrangements fostered by established parties could have the opposite effect, particularly because the Greens could get caught in the cross-fire if the establishment acts to make the system unfavourable for an extremist party. If State funding were given at least partly in relation to votes received, this would change voting preferences as there would be a reason to support a minor party for funding reasons rather than voting. To a minor extent this already happens. For example, a Green/Labour floating voter in a seat like Canterbury, where before 2005 Labour was roughly 2000 votes behind the Tories and the Greens had 3.0% of the vote, had to think whether to vote Labour tactically or whether Labour was going to lose anyway on an obviously adverse swing and it was better to vote Green in the hope of getting their vote to 5.0% and saving their deposit.    \n\nA generation ago, very few candidates outside the Labour and Conservative Parties got elected - the Liberals only had 6 MPS in the 1950s, and even this was because the Tories did not stand against them in seats such as Huddersfield West and Bolton West. Now there are more MPs both from parties Like the Scottish and Welsh Nationalists and from minor parties like George Galloway from Respect. If they can get in, why not the Greens? To emphasise this point, the Scottish Nationalists and Plaid Cymru were founded before the Second World War, but with one very brief exception in 1945 did not get MPs elected until the 1960s, after which they have won seats at every election. The Greens are further back in a process that can take decades to generate success.\n\nI hope it doesn't happen, but if there were a major and obvious environmental distaster (as opposed to the insidious disaster of global warming), particuarly if it were shortly before or during an election, it might have a major effect on voting for the Greens. Imagine if a UK nuclear power station exploded like Chernobyl a week before a General Election.\n\nTens of Green councillors have been elected under First Past The Post in the United Kingdom. The Green Party has a role to support these Councillors and its MEPs. Also, even parties that do not get elected can exert political pressure. So the Party has no reason to disband because of lack of MPs.\n\nI have tried to answer on the basis of past history and personal experience of politics. Whether you want a Green Party candidate to be elected to Westminster is another matter.
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I've spent an entire semester in university listening to and researching over this issue ... and yes the "peak" has passed ... if you look at the bell curve, we're heading towards (or already are) on the decline side of the curve ... and soon it's going to be all over.  \n\nbasically we need to look into alternative source... and that's where this thing gets tricky.  oil is, for the most part, needed for transportation... and cars and transport means that do not require fossil fuels are either not fast enough or they're too expensive.  so what to do now?\n\nwell.... the answer lies in changing the minds of the human race... we live in an economy-driven world... they worry about making money, dont care where it comes from... \n\nbut the good news is that there's an abundant amount of awareness about all the environmental issues out there... i'm in my 20s and i don't remember this type of awareness happening 5 - 10 years ago... so we're headed in the right direction... question is are we alreadfy too late?  the answer is: only time will tell!\n\nand i can go on and on, but due to lack of time i have to end here ... if i have more time before u close this q i might add more in! \n\noh, but before i go... here's a recommendation (a documentary):\nEnd of suburbia dicrected by gregory greene\n\nit talks about the peak-oil crises!\n\ncheers!