Anything that generates electricity that is not a huge power plant is a threat to the electric company.
It's nice to formulate issues as us-vs-them, but I don't understand why that is true:
I.e. it would need to be resolved by planning and budgetting; a *completely internal problem* for the Arizona state organisation.
"But WWF and the other hard greens know the realities too: they know that no carbon + no nukes = economic misery. They just don't care - their plan is that humanity should abandon economic growth and sink into poverty.
So those are the options. Air full of carbon, nuclear power, or shivering hungry in the dark. ®"
So, we sacrifice a great deal now in order to possibly enrich our long-distant descendants, who will be much wealthier than we are.
Sheik Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum of the UEA:
"My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my son drives a Land Rover, his son will drive a Land Rover, but his son will ride a camel"
Oh noes!?! Who am I going to believe? I think the sheik probably had better info than you.
I know many people (on Slashdot even) have claimed that switching to a low carbon energy infrastructure would result in global poverty.
The meme I've seen is "if we do something like the tree-huggers demand of us, we'll all be shivering in the dark". It would be interesting to map its origin and spread.
So... like Northern states even in the USA's midwest?
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I wouldn't know..
So you're saying American Christians are technically/culturally Jews; where in Judaïsm the impact of the story of God telling Avraham/Abraham/Ibrahim to slaughter his son Yitzhak/Isaäc/Ishmael is considered as more religiously instructive than, say, the Sermon on the Mount.
It's interesting to see that, even if the stories are the same in different cultures, the emphasis on which of the stories are of greatest importance can make such a difference.
Mind you, in all the Abrahamic religions God settles for a barbecue, which is a lot kinder than the ancient ritual of the statue of Moloch (WARNING: link causes distress).
We're sorry but you're no longer needed Or wanted, or even cared about here
Machines can do a better job than you And this is what you get for asking questions
The unions agree sacrifices must be made Computers never go on strike
To save the working man You got to put him out to pasture
Looks like we'll have to let you go
Doesn't it feel fulfilling to know
That you, the human being, are now obsolete
And there's nothing in hell we'll let you do about it
Soup is good food
You make a good meal
Now how do you feel to be shit out our ass
And thrown in the cold like a piece of trash?
(etc. etc.)
Link: http://lyrics.wikia.com/Dead_Kennedys:Soup_Is_Good_Food. You'll need it, because Jello Biafra sings very unclearly even at the best of times.
Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. They seem more afraid of life than death. -- James F. Byrnes