That was the question—with respect to the global problems we currently face—that Tom Brokaw posed to the spectacular panel at "Enhancing the U.S.'s Role in the World," sponsored by t
To encourage voting in the Texas Primary, Austin singer-songwriter Kat Edmonson ( http://www.myspace.com/katedmonson ) marched around the streets of Austin asking complete strangers, "What would you do if you were President?". The resulting video is a simple yet powerful montage of diverse Austinites writing and presenting their own colorful answers to the camera. Find out what Austin wants to see addressed On Day One.
End the Iraq War & bring all troops home from all bases abroad. Sell foreign bases & pay down national debt. End the Federal Reserve. Give tax incentives to individuals & businesses for renewable energy such as wind, solar, micro-hydro, geothermal, etc., set high efficiency standards for all new government buildings & vehicles, retrofit old government buildings with green technologies, shut down Departments of Education, DEA, BATF, IRS, DHS, & TSA, and abide by the Constitution!!
Solar tax credits, tarrifs on imported fruit & vegitables , manditory installation of solar panels on all new tax payer funded buildings, tax on plastic grocery bags, tax credit for grey water systems, tougher junk mail laws, ratify Kyoto!
Set out a systematic PEACE agenda and demonstrate by doing: humane treatment of POWs, Renewable Energy Economic Agenda, Reform Immigration and Equal Educational and Economic Opportunity For ALL -- starting with the poorest of the poor! (www.itallstartedwithahat.com)
Its time to save our planet. It is time for America to do its part. If big government will not then It is up to us as individuals to make a difference. Where is the green candidate? Missing is where. A shame
A nationwide kite mark, given to organisations, who meet standards of eco-friendliness in a range of areas. Three levels ( ie good,excellent,totally green).
Highest award given, only to carbon neutral organisations (ie using only local producers ,using only renewable energy sources,whilst reducing reusing and recycling).
The mark standards to be agreed ,applied and auditted by a strictly independent committee,with no vested interests.
Green Businesses would benefit by attracting custom.
Nucular bombs? Bad! Do not use! Common sence? Good! Use often! More of!Impeach Bush and Cheney? YES! ANd why haven'nt you! REally. Why? One crockadile..two crockadile...three crockadile...Maybe if you turn up those WalGreen hearing aids another notch? Better?Okay. What I asked you was...Why haven't you impeached Bush and Cheney?NO! NUKES! Ah AH AH NAUGHTY NAUGHTY! HANDS OFF!
I would change the direction and the attitude of the current EPA. I feel the EPA should support any states that wish to have more stringent standards than EPA. If California wants to pursue a greener path than the rest of the country, the EPA should not block the state.
In early 2007, the United Nations published a report on livestock and the environment with stunning conclusions:almost a fifth of global warming emissions come from livestock (chicken, pigs, cattle, etc.)-that's more emissions than from all of the world's transportation combined. A greener diet is even more effective than a greener car. We can make a difference at every single meal by leaving animals out of our menus. Read the research-there's much to support this. Encourage people to eat pla
Money invested in alternative energy sources; companies who use recycled products and use green buidling materials to get tax breaks;govt agencies lead the way with energy reducing strategies.
