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If the government "really" wanted to help the environment?
- Thread starter Flthy_B
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tuna.talkalot
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Don't fall for sound bite, my friend. That's just to get rating.
We Won Get Over It
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You can do that the day you get elected to office.
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cbmttek
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Because the amount of electrical energy created would not be sufficient.
Perhaps if they spent a small fraction of that to extinguish one of the many underground coal mine fires that are pumping CO2 into the air at a ridiculous rate there would be more of an impact on the environment.
How about spending a small portion of that to build and operate some new, state of the art nuclear reactors. Iran has the right to them, why not the US?
Maybe if they spent that money on retrofitting existing dams and water control facilities with hydroelectric generation capacity. No impact to the environment because the dam is already there.
Perhaps if they spent a small fraction of that to extinguish one of the many underground coal mine fires that are pumping CO2 into the air at a ridiculous rate there would be more of an impact on the environment.
How about spending a small portion of that to build and operate some new, state of the art nuclear reactors. Iran has the right to them, why not the US?
Maybe if they spent that money on retrofitting existing dams and water control facilities with hydroelectric generation capacity. No impact to the environment because the dam is already there.
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mukiOo
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because its trillions of dollars!!!
well there is a lot they could do which doesnt cost a lot of money and they still dont consider it.
well there is a lot they could do which doesnt cost a lot of money and they still dont consider it.