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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
The reason a high-priced car was the first offering is because that's the only way to bring the new technology to a reasonable price
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
That's if it materializes. What's already material is 410 ppm carbon in the atmosphere and rapidly thawing polar sea ice that regulates ocean temperatures. If you are scared about some ice germs then you might as well be reading U
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
Hi, what does USA stand for in this case?
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
I don't really get the point of this comment. I'm also early 90's and I'm wondering why you're not more heavily for or against either side. You're living in an insanely fast paced world where, in 50 years, we w
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
So what happens when you fight exploitation successfully, and every employee now costs their employer 3x more than the employee's salary to pay for better health insurance, EI, etc? I don't see why it makes sense to keep any jobs
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
It's not sarcasm
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
You don't know what you're talking about. CEOs have mortgages, healthcare, and families to worry about. They also have a handful of very demanding, very intimidating investors to please, to each of whom they owe millions, they hav
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
This post is intended for folks upset and concerned about the state of the climate, that are unsure about how to make an impact, but are very interested in doing something ; it does not directly discuss the article (sorry dang.) First off,
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by crush-n-spread 9y ago
Hello, please read up on Advanced Silicate Weathering, it is a feasible carbon sequestration technique. It is probably the best option that we have to get the carbon cycle back under control. http://www.greensand.nl/content&