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Pipelines and Pipe Dreams

slk Wrote: Apr 05, 2013 9:40 AM
Finite oil is based on it being a fossil fuel. It is very likely NOT a fossil fuel but rather forms deep in the earth on a continuous basis. Plus, methane can be created from many sources, not just the NG wells. So switching to NG would mean we can make our own fuel. And just because we have plenty does not mean no one is looking for other fuels. It's not true everyone sits around doing nothing until the fuel runs out. Maybe many people find that easy to believe because they cannot plan ahead, but there are always very smart businessmen looking for new ideas to bring to market. The market value of a new fuel with nearly unlimited supply would be a huge score, oil or no oil.
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Green Tyranny

slk Wrote: Apr 04, 2013 8:59 AM
The bats should be so lucky to be deafened. The turbines explode their lungs (due to pressure changes) and kill them. It's gruesome. Then all the bugs and mosquitoes the bats would have eaten thrive. Then we need more insecticide or suffer crop losses. Green is much more cruel and damaging than it claims.
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Saying Goodbye to Cars?

slk Wrote: Mar 15, 2013 9:35 PM
Except where the roads are two-tracks and there is no maintenance. Not all roads are built and maintained by society as a whole.
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Top Television Shows Today Full of Garbage

slk Wrote: Mar 04, 2013 1:41 PM
Actually, it seems many blogs don't allow the word CR**. I'm not sure why. Maybe because like the list of TV shows endorsed by the writer, individual preferences vary widely. Flashpoint was hardly suitable for children, "V" was a mediocre scifi show and "Seinfeld" was just plain dumb. However, have anyone list their preferences and you'll get different rankings from all. What is fit TV is very open to interpretation.
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The Truth in Love Police

slk Wrote: Feb 11, 2013 12:43 PM
I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.....what a comment thread.
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The Truth in Love Police

slk Wrote: Feb 11, 2013 12:41 PM
Agreed.
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Really? The Chicken as Endangered Species

slk Wrote: Feb 10, 2013 1:35 PM
So cats are really bad hunters and would starve if there were not people feeding them? Is that why we call them "domestic"? Or is this just a cat typing in an answer to justify its murderous tendencies?
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Really? The Chicken as Endangered Species

slk Wrote: Feb 10, 2013 1:32 PM
Actually, for now, the sage grouse plan in Wyoming has had a chilling effect on placement of wind plants. While there is some monkeying around with area boundaries to favor development, there is also the realization that if sage grouse core areas are not preserved, the Feds may show up. How long this will last is hard to say.
I think that may be a part of it. If you lose money, bad behaviour is overlooked.
I think that may be a part of it. If you lose money, bad behaviour is overlooked.
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