Can Energy Independence Be A Catalyst For A 2008 Victory or better yet.. Third Party?
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klaatu
Fusionist
Here is a map of BioFuel Retailer across the Country... the good thing is it is increasing everytime I look at it.. the bad thing ..its not increasing fast enough.. we need the infrastucture... to make it available for people.so they will choose deisel engines...
http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm
http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm
klaatu
Fusionist
Biodiesel is nearly carbon-neutral, meaning it contributes almost zero emissions to global warming! Biodiesel also dramatically reduces other emissions fairly dramatically... the exhaust smells like popcorn or french fries!
klaatu
Fusionist
Exactly.. look at the map...its because of infrastructure and availablity.. the more retailers-stations that are available..the more accessible it becomes and the demand will rise. The more the demand rises the more automakers will supply the demand.. it all works together and in some cases...like this one.. the Government does need to step up and give it a kick in the ass....
klaatu
Fusionist
Diedrls are capable of ruinning biofuel.. virtually no alterations needed.
klaatu
Fusionist
Again USC... look at the map ... check the Heartland out... farmer country...
http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodi...s/default.shtm
This is where the growth of retailers is rapidly growing.... demonstrates that more and more farmers are using Biofuel ...
This is a good thing ...
The demand will generate Farmers to grow more .... its an opportunity of a lifetime...
As far as pollution ... once again... Biodiesel is renewable and nearly carbon-neutral, meaning it contributes almost zero emissions to global warming! They would increase clean smog by maybe 10-15% ... but it is well worth the trade off....
uscitizen
Villified User
Yes we can, but will we ?
T
TRGLDTE
Guest
THAT is the question. It is not a matter of ability, but a matter of will.
uscitizen
Villified User
Yep, and willpower seems to be in extremely short supply among the masses.
sigh....Damn idiots.
just like iraq
uscitizen
Villified User
WRONG!
I do not think we have the conventional military ability nor the finiancial reserves (what reserves this war is going on plastic) to do what Bush wants to do.
uscitizen
Villified User
Short term, bought another $60,000 of Chevron stock today so I'm betting it takes a while longer.
Oh rest assured of that Spin. This fat ass lazy couch potato bunch in the USA will have to be dragged kicking and screaming to the soloution.
I like some of the smaller medical related outfits better. some nice short term profits in there if know when to hold and when to fold.
we have tha ABILITY to do whatever we want to militraily. we just don't have the will. never had it for iraq; the only reason they went in is cuz they thought it was going to be over with fast and WILL wouldn't have mattered; but since it's dragged on, will is quickly falling be the wayside. the big mistake they made was NOT escalating a lot more and a lot earlier BEFORE the WILL dissapeared. now it's way too late; the surge is to little too late with no backing by the people.
it's just a token to the terrorists AND a political move by the administration. just as the dems are counting on the surge to fail, the repubs are counting on the dems to defund the war so they can be 'blamed' for the cut and run that will follow..both sides are playing big politics with this war, and it sucks.