Floating debris, around 20 million tons of it, from the Japan Tsunami is heading for California over the next couple of years.
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Well, Earth ain’t no virgin, anyway. Submission time is over, and I didn’t get the memo on Sir Richard Branson’s earth challenge and reward of
Still, I have the solution, if they want to open this back up and give me $25 million. Here it is: school buses. School bus use is like tent poles: high in the morning, zero during the day, and then high in the afternoon, and then zero after that. All we have to do is put those school buses on the road, criss-crossing everywhere.
Oct
07
2011
I know, it’s futile to try to get word to people like Bill Gates, but I can dream. Gates is working hard to get work done on geoengineering, such as
Sep
30
2011
It seems that
Led by a Nobel Prize winner, AP reports that a group in Japan
demanding of the government, among other things
Sep
09
2011
Obama’s $447 billion plan is a huge gamble. Public works programs and such are traditional methods of jump-starting an economy. The trouble is, there are tremendous resource constraints: there are just not enough materials to go around, on a global basis. We’ve cut way back on resource utilization, of necessity, and it may be best to figure out how to keep it that way, doing more with less. I’m not sure how to go about doing this, but we sure do need to put our heads together to figure it out. It’s probably going to require creating a wholly different type of politician, coming from the bottom-up, instead of the traditional top-down, “I’m the one for you,” approach. Dave Foreman has been around a while, and he has a new book, entitled “Manswarm and the Killing of Wildlife.” Foreman gets into problems of population growth, including immigration. Interesting stuff.
Aug
19
2011
Auto records make it so:
I missed the revelation last year that
I believe there is a substitute for helium in party balloons. They call it air. |
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