I applaud greentime and anything similar.
Computers, video cameras the net are not particularily green or
sustainable.
So they are part fo the problem, but they have a place in helping
massively with sustainability etc, if they can be used to eliminate
even more wasteful uses of fossil fuels.
Steve,
The fever pitch, in a lot of ways, is already here, and it has been for a
while. Plenty of so-called green products are coopting the marketing of
greenness for the purpose of selling but are not green in and of
themselves. I actually think things have gotten better as people are
starting
Well I wasnt meaning to suggest that solar panels actually fail the
equation I gave them, jsut that we always need to probe a little
deeper to make sure the solutions arent more costly to the world than
the original problem.
Its a time when enthusiasm is needed to stir the masses into action,
You might find it interesting to note that a lot of the 1970s green
enthusiasm died with the election of Reagan, who had, in his first two
years, removed all subsidies for projects focused on developing
renewables...anyway, a link that's germane to much of your response:
