I just  seen the   PBO's    initiative   of  furthering   CO  reduction,      another  30%. 

 

The  talking head on TV   said   the   Chinese,  Indian,  and  European  communities  are  watching   closely to 'make sure'  WE  are 'pulling our  weight'.   

...........  Really????........    Chinese   give  a  dang     about   what   WE  put in the  air??? 

 

    Or     would there  be a   mandate  on the amount of  rubber  dog crap  being  shipped in  from  the  other side  of  the world... to help  with   CO  emissions!

 

 

 

 

............maybe they are concerned  on how 'we' are treating 'their'   investment/interests????.........

Edited June 2, 201411 yr by rancherman

shoot,   there  is   far more   wooded  acres  today,  than  when the  Country was founded.      Why?    wildfires  (or lack of these days)

When  my area  was  settled,    I   remember listening to my  wife's  grandfather  telling  us  there wasn't enough  trees   to  find a  stick to 'beat the dog'.  

The  Native  Americans   would  intentionally   set fire to the prairie,  in order to  keep the grass  fresh and  green...   The resulting  new fresh grass  made  the  buffalo  to come to THEM...    instead  of  the other way around.    Fire  is  a wonderful  way to  keep  grass   healthy, thick and  profitable.

 

These days,   I have to spend  a  lot of  time and  money to  keep the  Eastern  red cedar,  Siberian elm   from taking over  my  grass..    I'm afraid it's  almost  a losing battle!

Other way around out here. Before the forest was kept health but selective harvesting and thinning of the forest. Now it too expensive for logging companies to meet the requirements of USFS or BLM so logging has come to nearly a stand still in Idaho nothing like it was 20 years ago. Now USFS has this idea fire is a natural clean up solution. Really???

 

 

 

 

_{Here is another take on it from a local conservative blog here in the state.}

 

_{http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/war-on-coal-2/}

_{Here is another take on it from a local conservative blog here in the state.}

 

_{http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/war-on-coal-2/}

good find Bill.   

 

I've  been wondering  for the past few years  on what may be our  'tipping' point   whether it would be   some  'war',  or  disease,  natural  disaster...  All of  which  the  US   has  seen..  ok,  not so much disease-wise,   but certainly  the  past  wars/manhunt  and   several   hurricanes  have  had to taken their toll.

We  have   swallowed  a pretty hefty   inflationary pill  these past  10 years..  can you imagine  taking away  the one   stable  electricity source would do to us?

s'pose  we'll just buy our  electricity from the  Chinese?

_{Here is another take on it from a local conservative blog here in the state.}

 

_{http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/war-on-coal-2/}

I'd have to partially agree with him. The question is why. My answer is to control the people.