marshall
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- Name: marshall
- Age: 26
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resilience, clean energy, politics, justice, food, dogs
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Marshall is student at the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies in New Haven, CT, where he is busy getting a masters degree that he doubts will be of much help when he has to go find a real job.
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> 40 km/l = > 94 mpg
On Toyota to make more fuel-efficient hybrid posted 2 months, 3 weeks ago 4 ResponsesClick here to view comment in original post
Thank you for drawing attention to the class context the history of cooking (and farming) must be seen in. The upper and middle classes (remembering here that 'middle class' only became the default for Americans in the 20th century) have always had someone to cook for them--maids, servents, or slaves. When Polan bemoans the era when most people (read: women) cooked, he is thinking of a very narrow period in the 1950s--which, not coincidentaly, also saw the dawn of convience food. Personally, I love to cook. But that doesn't mean everyone should.
On More thoughts on cooking, Pollan, and Julia Child posted 2 months, 4 weeks ago 6 ResponsesClick here to view comment in original post
Nissan plans to sell the car at a similar price to a comparable model with a petrol-powered engine. The battery, which will be stored under the seat and floor, will be leased separately.
They aren't planning to sell the batteries, but rather, lease them. So while you will pay a montly fee, you won't get socked with a giant bill in the event your Li-ion battery needs to be replaced. It is almost 100% certain that Nissan will heavily subsidize the battery lease so as to make the car price-compeditive.
On Nissan unveils 'Leaf' electric car posted 3 months ago 21 ResponsesClick here to view comment in original post
More like 'the enemy of my enemy is my tool."
On The enemy of my enemy is my friend, ACES edition posted 3 months, 3 weeks ago 38 ResponsesClick here to view comment in original post
Thanks, but you have the link to the Red Cross Report wrong. It is http://www.ifrc.org/publicat/wdr2009/On Climate change modeling key to disaster preparations posted 4 months, 3 weeks ago 2 Responses