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Publish yes, but what?
I am trying to "pre-position ideas".
http://www.lightrailnow.org/features/f_lrt_2006-05a.htm
http://www.lightrailnow.org/features/f_lrt_2007-04a.htm
Perhaps we will start mitigation beforehand, but we may only react "after the fact".
I want viable concepts to be scattered about that desperate people can grasp, instead of corn ethanol, sarconol and snake oil.
Best Hopes,
Alan
Hi Alan,
'publish yes, but what?'
I bought a nuke of bees the other day and today I put them into a hive ... those guys are fun (as long as you can keep them from 'dieoff') I once caught a swarm and looked like those pictures you see of beekeepers with beards and hair made of bees. Anyway maybe there is a real beekeeper on site that knows the stuff who could give a primer about bee keeping post P.O.?
Have Fun,
CR
After-thought ... maybe TOD could make a list of articles that would be good P.O. material and those who have the info could write them...start with of course Bee Keeping. :>)
I think Eric Blair said he keeps bees.. It was somebody who said that their hives only work organic crops, and are apparently healthy and fine. (Maybe a month ago or more)
Bob Fiske
Alan, I agree. Best to get some ideas for the MSM to grab ahold of.
Add to that list less than 6x per week mail service. 3 x?
Mail Service 3x/week when postal person has to drive more than, say, 8 miles for the daily route and 6x/week for walking routes and <8 mile routes. Perhaps 5x/week for routes in the 8.1 to 12 mile range.
An incentive to move into TOD ! And no energy is really saved by reducing walking routes. EV Postal Vehicles can work well for short routes with existing lead-acid batteries (perhaps with a PV Panel roof to self charge much of the time).
And that way I get to keep my 6x/week service (only back these last 4 months in New Orleans).
Good Idea,
Alan
I also added to my "Saudi Arabia has Peaked..." list the suggestion made by another TODer.
For six years, any car that meets Japanese or EU standards for safety and pollution AND gets x1.5 (50% better) mileage than that years CAFE can be sold in the US.