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Entries from November 2007

Honda Hydrogen Fuel Cell Matrix Commercial

November 20th, 2007 · No Comments

At first I thought the ad was for hardcore Super Soakers. The music, outfits worn, setting, and action seemed to mimic scenes from “The Matrix.” “Adults selling water guns? This is new.” All of a sudden the ad cut away to a future car driving around running on hydrogen. “Honda: [...]

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Tags: Technology · The Future

Oil: $200/Barrel Soon

November 20th, 2007 · 1 Comment

It seems like “it” is really happening. Oil prices are climbing higher and higher. Eventually there could be massive gas station crowding, long lines, and long waits.
It feels like there’s potential for things to smooth out, but now hearing about the rising cost of oil, it feels instead like we’re in the calm [...]

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Tags: Business · Energy · Money

“More of Me,” A Green Version of “Multiplicity” Starring Molly Shannon

November 19th, 2007 · No Comments

Yesterday the movie “More of Me” was released, and today I watched it. Molly Shannon is a dyna-Mom who is granted the wish of having more versions of herself to help accomplish her hectic schedule. The difference between “More of Me” and “Multiplicity” is that in “Multiplicity,” Michael Keaton got to enjoy the [...]

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Tags: Go Green

Warmer Winter, or Wild Weather?

November 17th, 2007 · No Comments

From what I’ve heard about Global Warming, it basically entails more extremes in weather. More droughts, more flooding. More blizzards, and hurricanes. More tornadoes and tropical storms. But I was watching a news program recently and they were discussing how the warming might lessen our heating bills by providing for a [...]

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Tags: Weather

Greenhouse Emissions Were Down A Couple Years Ago

November 17th, 2007 · No Comments

I saw on an episode of the “Colbert Report” that a few years ago, 2005 or 2006, greenhouse gas emissions were down from the previous year. Colbert attributed this to higher oil prices lowering demand for gas, and our government’s hesitation to correct the aftermath of wild weather like Katrina.
To me, the fact that [...]

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Tags: Pollution

SUVs and Miles Per Gallon: Brush The Facts Under The Carpet

November 15th, 2007 · No Comments

I just saw on Yahoo news how one certain SUV won an annual award for being great at going green. After some skimming I found that the figure for MPG was between 21 and 22. I thought, “Really, that’s all?” I also wondered why they hid it down in the body of [...]

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Tags: Business · Energy · Technology

Will We Fix Global Warming In Time?

November 15th, 2007 · No Comments

I feel like we could all be doing more. Like we’re not taking the threats of a rapidly changing environment seriously. Like we’re going along at a slightly altered pace of destruction, maybe slightly slower, but still steady and strong. Why aren’t we taking bigger steps to stop global warming? Why [...]

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Tags: Global Warming · The Future

Former Downfall Of The Electric Car

November 14th, 2007 · No Comments

Remember back in the 90’s when an electric car seemed possible but unnecessary? Apparently there were a variety of forces at work to convince the public that the electric car was lame and unnecessary.
An episode of the Simpson’s lampooned the propaganda. When the family visited a theme park, they rode in an electric [...]

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Tags: Technology

Global Warming And A One-World Currency

November 13th, 2007 · No Comments

I’ve heard that potentially, all of today’s problems could cause the U.S. dollar to crash, and lead politicians to lobby for a single, unified currency worldwide. This would supposedly be done to promote and ensure economic stability.
Why would the dollar crash? If global warming continues and worsens, economic disasters could put a strain [...]

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Tags: Business · Global Warming · Pollution

If Resources Run Low, Kiss Freedom Goodbye?

November 11th, 2007 · No Comments

If we ever reach the point at which resources are few in number and difficult to obtain, it makes sense that the government, to prevent chaos, would strictly enforce resource allocation. We’d all get rations of energy, food, water, and supplies. At that point, we’d be truly dependent on the State for our [...]

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Tags: Politics · The Future