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From: Alex McKinney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 5:19 AM
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Subject: RE: [biofuel] Who Owns The Sky?/off topic but worth it?
I find it amazing that all the articles below state how another country's
pollution is to
on it,
and eventually teach others. Good luck to all and keep up the good work.
Alex McKinney
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e doing??
Best wishes
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
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BRAD wrote:
>I can't believe that you paint business men with such
>a broad brush.
Don't believe it then, because I didn't. But you are.
>You assume that becuase someone is
>interested in a profit that means at any cost?
No, I don't assume that at all - it does happen, but so do a great
many
Well reasoned and well said
I agree that many stand in the no smoking section, to
follow your example, and assume noone else is
bothered. There are some companies in the US that
moved to Mexico about 15 years ago and did just that
with harmful results. That was greed. Most people
aren't n
To get back to what I think was the original thought
on this subject;
Is it excessive greed that causes whole societies to
ignore that their pollution is causing problems
downstream or downwind, preferring to believe that if
they stay in the "smoking section" it does not affect
those in the non-s
I can't believe that you paint business men with such
a broad brush. You assume that becuase someone is
interested in a profit that means at any cost?
Profit is one of the greatest motivators there is.
The ability to make more so you can provide better for
your children etc. I work for a larg
ility for
their own actions.
Alex McKinney
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Subject: RE: [biofuel] Who Owns The Sky?/off topic but worth it?
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2002 05:15:59 +0900
> &g
GOD owns the sky and i'm afraid that he's not too happy
with our stewardship of it.
kind regards roger kurz
> Andres,
> >It is anybody«s wild guess when dollars will begin
> > to obey the laws of
> > nature.
> > Andydownsouth
>
> Sadly the very concept of currency allows the
> accumulati
> >It is anybody´s wild guess when dollars will begin
> > to obey the laws of
> > nature.
> > Andydownsouth
They do, once you ignore the spin that says otherwise. The winds of
"free trade" quite naturally favour the ships with the biggest sails.
"Free" market forces naturally drive goods toward
Andres,
>It is anybody´s wild guess when dollars will begin
> to obey the laws of
> nature.
> Andydownsouth
Sadly the very concept of currency allows the
accumulation of "unatural" amounts of wealth. Without
"chits" one would be unable to squirrel away more
wealth than one had a "natural" ability
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Subject: RE: [biofuel] Who Owns The Sky?
> the problem here that the sky puluted is not only owned by us citizens,
and
> the more afected by climate change are the citizens far awey the us, like
> the ones afected by th
I think there's an inherent problem with the whole idea of pollution
credits and the commodifcation of our entire environment. How have we
gotten to the point where we don't think it's absurd to charge rent for
the sky? Also, as to who owns the sky, "we all do"--that all is not just
homo sapiens.
the problem here that the sky puluted is not only owned by us citizens, and
the more afected by climate change are the citizens far awey the us, like
the ones afected by the mitch, or the starvation, on central america.
and still other problem, big american enterprises goes to contaminate
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