Ken Dunn wrote:
When talking to friends, family and others regarding the
Earth-friendly practices that we can all include in our lifestyles, I
always stumble over quantifying the true price of packaging for
consumer goods. Its easy enough to calculate the transportation costs
of an avacodo from
Jeromie,
Who should have the right to be upset?
At 05:11 07/10/2005, you wrote:
Ken Dunn wrote:
snip
Of course, the plastic
won't break down in any of our lifetimes yet, its not easy to
determine the displacement of a resource when you don't know the
inputs. For many (Americans anyway)
Hi Hakan and all,
One of the real problems is not having an economic system that accounts for the lack of degradability or environmental consequences of products produced. This is a world wide problem not limited to the U.S. More than10 years ago I worked on a research team to make a
with the rising cost of oil these will
eventually become valuable resources,
Its also only a matter of time before we
start mining our rubbish dumps!
There's also a French company i saw on
Beyond 2000, it had to do with turning tires back into its raw
components.
once again once bought
Hi Tom and Bede,
Maybe the coming oil crises will be a blessing
for our earth. Because the moment oil is no loner
available, we have to produce fuel and plastics
etc. from other sources. If all playing on a
level field, the possibilities are more equal and
the wealth will be more
Bede a écrit :
with the rising cost of oil these will eventually become valuable
resources,
Its also only a matter of time before we start mining our rubbish dumps!
There's also a French company i saw on Beyond 2000, it had to do with
turning tires back into its raw components.
once
The many projects and technologies that pass or fail to make it into the
regulated environment have a common thread. To measure and improve, we must
compare apples to apples. An energy credit trading scheme is a stopgap measure
consistant with current tech levels. It allows measurable
Hakan Falk wrote:
It is the most wasteful people on the earth, by no comparison.
4+% of the world population, who uses 25% of the world
resources. It is not a question of insult, it is the sad truth. To
hide behind a hypocritical emotion about insult, instead of put
an end to the unfair and
with the rising cost of oil these will eventually become valuable resources,
Its also only a matter of time before we start mining our rubbish dumps!
There's also a French company i saw on Beyond 2000, it had to do
with turning tires back into its raw components.
once again once bought back, it
Sorry...need more coffee...previous post should read...Europe has plunged
every generation into war WITHOUT US help...
Robert
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Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2005 06:36:37
If only. We here in US don't seem to learn very quickly.
Hi Tom and Bede,
Maybe the coming oil crises will be a blessing
for our earth. Because the moment oil is no loner
available, we have to produce fuel and plastics
etc. from other sources. If all playing on a
level field, the
With all due respect, The USA is a highly visible consumer. Their arrogance
and might is right policies are a natural target. We would be remiss to
forget their considerable humanitarian contribution (no not war). Europe has
plunged every generation into war with US help. Not only is the
Jeromie,
I thought that we talked about energy on this list and
especially oil. In that case you can go to
http://www.bp.com
and look at their statistic and reporting, it is regarded
as reliable source and generally accepted.
You can also look at the works of ASPO or Matt Simmon's
on oil
Robert,
I do not understand what you mean by trust laws.
If you mean the anti trust laws, Reagan got rid
of them, during his presidency. Before that, US
had this 70% rule to protect consumers from being
dependent of a monopoly source.
Hakan
At 14:36 07/10/2005, you wrote:
With all due
Robert,
You were right before, now you got it wrong. Now
I have to ask you to read up on the world wars
and the influence from the US finance powers.
Iraq was plunged into the Iranian war by US and
was not really successful, so the US occupation
got rid of a failing leader. You are right in
This is so true, and the flip side is that even if we were to get really
serious about recycling, it is still only the third R of the three R's
Reduce Re-use and Recycle. The area where I live was the first in
Canada (maybe north america?) to institute a blue box recycling program
for
Hakan Falk a écrit :
Robert,
You were right before, now you got it wrong. Now
I have to ask you to read up on the world wars
and the influence from the US finance powers.
Iraq was plunged into the Iranian war by US and
was not really successful, so the US occupation
got rid of a failing
Hakan
Thanks for the input, its appreciated. In response:
The Japanese Government targets a specific industry and supports the top few
competitors. Internally the mega structures are Kieretsu-based (thank you
MacArthur -a man with far too much glory for his skill level). The Allies
needed
Sorry...need more coffee...previous post should read...Europe has
plunged every generation into war WITHOUT US help...
Except this generation and the last one, which the US have plunged
into war all over the world all by itself, though they haven't been
the only ones it's true. I think you got
Sorry all, I have to stand by my statement. Attached is a list of the top 20
wars in terms of military dead sonce WW1.
1 20,000,000 Second World War1937-45
2 8,500,000 First World War 1914-18
3 1,200,000 Korean War 1950-53
4
Hello Robert
Sorry all, I have to stand by my statement. Attached is a list of
the top 20 wars in terms of military dead sonce WW1.
1 20,000,000 Second World War1937-45
2 8,500,000 First World War 1914-18
3 1,200,000 Korean War
Nice, Joe, thanks!
This is so true, and the flip side is that even if we were to get really
serious about recycling, it is still only the third R of the three R's
Reduce Re-use and Recycle. The area where I live was the first in
Canada (maybe north america?) to institute a blue box recycling
When talking to friends, family and others regarding the
Earth-friendly practices that we can all include in our lifestyles, I
always stumble over quantifying the true price of packaging for
consumer goods. Its easy enough to calculate the transportation costs
of an avacodo from California to
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