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| Subject: Re: New cliimate treaty meetings . | |
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Author: Duncan7 |
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Date Posted: 22:40:09 12/06/07 Thu In reply to: billvon 's message, "Re: New cliimate treaty meetings ." on 11:57:10 12/06/07 Thu So, are you happy with their progress? I don't see how you can be. just because this loophole or that is created that doesn't mean people have to take advantage of it. It's people who create these markets. manufacturers wouldn't make them if there wasn't profit in it. You can have all the meetings and treaties you want, but if money isn't being made in the process your system is faulty. just ask the canadians how they are doing. They can't afford it and there is a reason for that. If you aren't supported by the vast majority of the population your doomed to failure. You can say what you want about my choices but the truth is i'm outside what others do and have gotten the job done already. It didn't take a meeting or debate. It took an evaluation of what i was going to need to satisfy my demand and that is where your failing. You haven't even begun the evaluation of your projected requirements in any realistic manner. Just a bunch of claims and unrealistic targets. You deal in absolutes. Good luck with that. >>Really, seems to me that all I hear these days is the >>new fuel efficient this or that. And your right gas >>has always been cheaper here, but as prices go up >>people tend to be more observant of what goes out of >>their wallets you think small cars would be gaining >>like they are if gas was still under a dollar? > >Efficiency is NOT gaining. It's still going down. >The SUV loophole has opened up an opportunity for car >manufacturers to make less efficient vehicles, and >they are taking it. (Well, at least the US >manufacturers are.) > >>The meetings/vacations need to >>stop and these political wonders need to start getting >>their jobs done. > >Politicians have meetings, and spend their times on >symposiums, in governance sessions, and (of course) >getting re-elected. That's sort of the definition of >"politician." Politicians don't install solar panels >on roofs. That would be up to people like you. > >>If your going to start moving away >>from fossil fuels and diversifying into renewable >>fuels the work needs to be done here not Bali. This is >>just a rehash of the same thing we've seen time and >>time again. > >Yep. And it may take ten more before we can get an >international agreement that replaces Kyoto. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: New cliimate treaty meetings . | billvon | 10:18:22 12/10/07 Mon |
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