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Please keep in mind
that roughly half of Illinois' electricity is generated by nuclear power plants and the state sits on an 1/8 of the coal reserves in the country. Obama was elected to represent the people of Illinois.
At times it can (undoubtedly) be a challenge to reconcile the best interest of the nation and that of your constituents. I think Senator Obama has risen to this challenge admirably.
When elected president, I am confident that he will make bold moves to combat global warming and lead our nation to an energy independent future.
On Bill Richardson endorses Barack Obama for president posted 1 year, 8 months ago 3 Responsesobviously we need to address consumption...
In the meantime, we need to look at solutions that help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
Biofuels are not a panacea, but if done well are not all bad either...
http://www.e3biofuels.com/index.php
On Predicts rabbit out of hat in three years, too posted 2 years, 5 months ago 32 ResponsesGo vegetarian...
or better yet, vegan!!
Truth be told, I know nothing of your family's eating habits. If you already prepare your meals sans meat, I applaud you.
If not, I challenge you to (at the very least) reduce your meat consumption.
Several commentors mentioned CSA shares-- and I must agree that eating local is great. (Also seemingly more reasonable during the upcoming summer months).
For more information on how a veggie diet reduces GHG emissions check out this article--
http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0220/p03s01-ussc.html?s=hns ...
On Dare this mom to change her life posted 2 years, 7 months ago 36 Responsesmmmmm.....
I highly recommend Green & Black's Maya Gold Chocolate (Dark chocolate flavored with orange, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla). It's organic, fair-trade, and very delicious. The cacao is grown by Mayan farmers in some of the poorest regions of Belize. Fair-trade has provided these growers with a viable source of income. Many are able to pay for their children's education or afford health care for their families.
On Umbra on chocolate posted 3 years, 1 month ago 1 Response