oncelor is funny he's a good SOLDIER for moveon.moron.
Wind and Solar are less than 2% and growing at 9% ish. Do the math oncelor, we can't afford continuing the largest wealth transfer in history. It's going to coninue unabaited without vastly more drilling domestically.
Also your talking thousands of high paying jobs with drilling.
"his "big oil propaganda" bullshit"
It is NOT bullshit, sympathizer. Over the past few decades, we're talking about tens, if not hundreds of millions, spent in Washington on lobbying efforts, think tanks, "studies" and other media campaigns to keep alternatives down, create an impression that they can never replace oil & otherwise keeping America dependent on oil.
Who is funding that: big oil, or "the little guy?" You tell me, smartie...
Getting nervous, oil whore?
I wonder if toppys neighbors know he works for big oil ?
at least I'm not a weekend drink whore.
"he beaks out the "my house has a windmill routine". I only drive 6 or 7 times a year. BAHHAHA $700 Billion to the middle east is not much 15 of us using wind can solve that."
Listen, midget; YOU were the one who brought personal energy use into the discussion. Personally, I don't think my conservation amounts to a hill of beans, but YOU brought it up, as you always do...and now you're backtracking from that?
You are easily the dumbest poster on here, tops. I can't keep up with your idiocy. Try to decide what the parameters of the debate are, and get back to me.
Fool.
Listen, midget; YOU were the one who brought personal energy use into the discussion. Personally, I don't think my conservation amounts to a hill of beans, but YOU brought it up, as you always do...and now you're backtracking from that?
Exxon may have.
Chevron owns half of the company that invented the hybrid battery. Ya moron
Chevron is the largest producer of Geothermal energy in the counrty. Ya moron
Chevron has at least one new biodiesel plant in texas. Ya moron.
Can you read and use facts instead of sheepish wackolefty talking points. ya moron
Alone, it makes only a tiny difference. But if we all do something then it will be substantial. For instance, I've become even more conscious about organizing my driving so as to make all my needed stops in a single trip, and now I almost never drive on the weekends. This morning I saw an article suggesting that if you put a brick in your toilet tank, it displaces enough water per flush to make a difference in your usage. Imagine if we all did that, how much water we'd save! (Here in the high and dry where water is truly scarce, that's becoming increasingly important, too.)