Energy Reform: A Way Forward
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wolven7Tennessee Valley Authority tests solar charge stations for electric cars in Knoxvle; soon to test Oak Ridge Labs.
See, this is a first step, and one not requiring vast infrastructure changes or monetary commitments, on the parts of city governments, which means that, with no blood in the game (nothing to really Lose) and no crazy, scary new changes, this is a Very Large Step in the right direction, but also one which people will be Willing to make.
People, when it comes to change-- even and especially change for the "better"-- are basically selfish. They are resistent to anything that doesn't immediately benefit them, while not taking too much away from them. This? This is a prime examble of how to satisfy those criteria.
More like this, universe.
Also, Wouldn't It Be Great To Have A Theatrical-Release Movie, Based On The "Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicles" Arm Of The Terminator Multiverse?
I Think So.
See, this is a first step, and one not requiring vast infrastructure changes or monetary commitments, on the parts of city governments, which means that, with no blood in the game (nothing to really Lose) and no crazy, scary new changes, this is a Very Large Step in the right direction, but also one which people will be Willing to make.
People, when it comes to change-- even and especially change for the "better"-- are basically selfish. They are resistent to anything that doesn't immediately benefit them, while not taking too much away from them. This? This is a prime examble of how to satisfy those criteria.
More like this, universe.
Also, Wouldn't It Be Great To Have A Theatrical-Release Movie, Based On The "Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicles" Arm Of The Terminator Multiverse?
I Think So.
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Date: 2010-01-17 02:21 am (UTC)They had a great thing about the wind power stations that farmers are putting up in... I dunno, Iowa or some shit. I'll see if I can't find it. Great show. A little preachy, but it's cool to see the new green tech. Also found out about a new composite company that's doing great things with molded carbon fiber.
I will find out more and get back to you.
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Date: 2010-01-17 04:02 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-01-17 05:08 am (UTC)e2 at PBS.com (http://www.pbs.org/e2/)
I got one season from the library, and NetFlix carries it. Was just shutting down on my way to bed so I didn't peruse how much either site has in the way of streaming episodes.
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Date: 2010-01-17 06:16 am (UTC)