Ethanol Education
posted by Thurston J Morphy III at
12:34 PM
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3 Comments:
Horses cause pollution, too. Think about doing a tenth of the work that gas burning engines do with horses. Get a shovel!
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Philip Seymour Morphy, at Fri May 19, 01:08:00 PM CDT
Phil Seymour hit the nail on the head the other day when he compared his attempts to walk to lunch in Germany (successfully) and in the United States (unsuccessfully).
If we continue to design our communities in such ways as to make autos the ONLY viable option of getting around, we're going to pay lots of $$$.
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Thurston J Morphy III, at Fri May 19, 01:35:00 PM CDT
In my community, some very tiny percentage of road money is supposed to go to bike paths. But they never use the funds, because "no one rides bikes". Of course, they don't. There aren't any bike paths!
As far as Ethanol, you can't argue with what's going on in Brazil. But since there doesn't seem to be much money in it for established industries, it won't fly in the US.
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Dr. Steven Morphy-Godchaux III, at Fri May 19, 01:54:00 PM CDT
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