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This article is H_uffycrap. Going green is not using H emp and Green-earth plaster as much as it is reducing our carbon wastage.
Going Green in A merica means getting millions of homeowners off oil heating. How do we do this, and other major upgrades that Americans desperately need in this time of approaching Energy Scarcity and Global Climate Disruption?
I know:
we'll write a fluffy piece about extreme green dreams rather than deal with the harder issues of the politics, incentives and tough community decisions that are needed to actually deal with this problem.
No wonder HuffyGreen is relegated to the end of importance scale, after "Living" and "Style" and among the "joke" sites like "offthebus" and "23/6." A mericans are incapable of taking Green seriously when even her so-called promoters think that Green is an e xtremist joke.
No wonder there is so little interest in H uffyGreen
And then, when I post the word "s tink" in a green column concerning composting, I am edited! For god's sake, A r ianna, get with the program or go away. Stop pretending to care.
did someone steal your computer, coyote4?
Sure, there are more important things, but building and renovations are a major energy user and waste generator.
40 percent of all carbon emissions come from... buildings. You are ranting on and on about an uber obvious source of greenhouse gas emissions, but green is green, but it paint, reclaimed water, solar, new fiber clothing.
Why don't you write blog. It's a good idea.
You need to chill a bit. It was a decent article....geezs
please provide a supporting argument
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