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Yes..I know these things. But there's absolutely nothing

Posted on: January 24, 2017 at 14:05:43 CT
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wrong with beginning the process of transforming our infrastructure. Rather than commit more money to our current system, we could have a renewable revolution that accompanies fossil fuel production and consumption.
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Can someone please explain why Keystone and the - Chievous'Bandaid MU - 1/24 13:46:44
     The only really "bad" thing that these pipelines do is - MrBlueSky MU - 1/24 13:59:17
          RE: The only really "bad" thing that these pipelines do is - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:04:08
               Yes..I know these things. But there's absolutely nothing - MrBlueSky MU - 1/24 14:05:43
                    RE: Yes..I know these things. But there's absolutely nothing - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:08:08
                    I believe you already have this happening - Chievous'Bandaid MU - 1/24 14:08:04
                         And is expected to stay there. Which means you need the - tman KC - 1/24 14:52:56
          If alternative sources were economically viable then they - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:03:06
               The only reason fossil fuels are considered economically - MrBlueSky MU - 1/24 14:04:10
                    I am sure you will laugh but has anyone looked into the - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:16:38
                         Probably not. But it should be looked into. You know what - MrBlueSky MU - 1/24 14:20:29
                              So let's simply jump to the next system without fully - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:23:24
                                   I never said jump right in. I said we should be spending - MrBlueSky MU - 1/24 14:25:41
                         RE: I am sure you will laugh but has anyone looked into the - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:18:26
     RE: Can someone please explain why Keystone and the - catbirdseat MU - 1/24 13:55:36
          Well, then let us stop auto production and plane production - jmlppx MU - 1/24 14:42:10
          All this tells me is a reason for strict compliance and - Chievous'Bandaid MU - 1/24 14:00:22
          RE: Can someone please explain why Keystone and the - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 13:59:30
               You and me both.(nm) - jmlppx MU - 1/24 14:42:49
     because big govt environmental moon beam ilbs are dumb - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 1/24 13:54:09
     RE: Can someone please explain why Keystone and the - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 13:53:40
     Great risk - no benefit - JG MU - 1/24 13:51:36
          Wrong, as always. Much less risk, plus jobs. - RHAYWORTH MU - 1/24 13:57:35
               We shouldn't be using that particular oil at all - JG MU - 1/24 14:16:44
          What risk? When was the last significant pipeline incident? - DHighlander KC - 1/24 13:56:45
               spills happen frequently because they don't - JG MU - 1/24 14:12:29
                    RE: spills happen frequently because they don't - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:20:42
                    How does a small spill impact the environment? Especially - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:17:58
                         Why do you assume negligence will only lead to small - JG MU - 1/24 14:28:41
                              RE: Why do you assume negligence will only lead to small - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:29:52
                                   REoccuring history - JG MU - 1/24 14:33:46
                                        RE: REoccuring history - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 15:36:05
               RE: What risk? When was the last significant pipeline incident? - TheShoe STL - 1/24 13:59:29
                    Significant oil spills. Obviously none of those listed had - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:09:16
                         Since their record is so shoddy we should just trust them - JG MU - 1/24 14:15:05
                              RE: Since their record is so shoddy we should just trust them - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:23:45
                              Because trains never derail and trucks never crash. - DHighlander KC - 1/24 14:21:05
          Less Risk than Rail. - Coors4bob MU - 1/24 13:54:33
          no benefit? (nm) - Sal KC - 1/24 13:52:33
               all (or almost all) the product to be sold outside of US - JG MU - 1/24 14:13:31
                    RE: all (or almost all) the product to be sold outside of US - MOCO SON MU - 1/24 14:25:43
          Great Risk? - Chievous'Bandaid MU - 1/24 13:52:30
     Fossil Fuels - Bad. Progress - Bad. Corporations- Evil.(nm) - DHighlander KC - 1/24 13:49:21
          Windmills owned by lesbians =+ good (nm) - mu7176grad MU - 1/24 13:53:56
               Lesbian windmills ... There has to be a porn connection - DHighlander KC - 1/24 13:59:10
          I wonder if the Sioux would have changed their mind if the - Chievous'Bandaid MU - 1/24 13:51:52
               Correct it is not on Indian land. - Coors4bob MU - 1/24 13:55:24
               They'd build a casino on top of Grandma's Grave if poss(nm) - MUGuy2004 STL - 1/24 13:52:41
     They're not, and the pipeline is following - Sal KC - 1/24 13:48:12
          It's just the latest Holllywood Must Save issue (nm) - MUGuy2004 STL - 1/24 13:48:57




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