I was wondering that since there are so many douche-bags and the supply seems nearly limitless, and is increasing, could I find a way to use them as a fuel source to power our houses and cars? They hold no real value and are in fact a drain on the community and lower property values, so why not use them for something!
Im Resering for JMUN (Junior Model United Nations) and I wanted to know this fact. I tryed google but it realy didn't help.
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Im doing a project on this topic. Id like to hear your opinion and if possible, can somebody give me any links to where i can find info on this. Mines is that they shouldnt
McCain consistently has voted consistently against government support of solar, wind, geothermal, bioenergy, ocean and any other clean energy, with the exception of being strongly for nuclear power.
McCain believes that clean energy like solar and wind are ineffective against climate change. McCain has many times expressed his sincere belief that only nuclear power can reduce greenhouse gases.
McCain refuses to support any carbon cap and trade legislation unless it contains massive nuclear subsidies - more than any other senators are willing to support.
On environmental legislation, McCain voted with James 'Oil Man Global Warming is a Hoax' Inhofe 42 out of 44 times, and with Barbara Boxer (most environmentally conscious senator) 1 out of 50 times.
How can we believe that McCain is concerned about the environment as he claims:
"I have a long record of that support of alternate energy. I come from a state where we have sunshine 360 days a year…. I’ve always been for all of those and I have not missed any crucial vote."
When his voting record is exactly the opposite of his claims? Do you buy into McCain's claim that he cares about the environment? Why or why not?
I am writing an article about renewable energy in the middle east and I would like to find out Iran's renewable energy target for the next years. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the total energy production by a given year (usually 2020).