I've heard that, but have never seen anything to support it.
Energy
– Electricity & heat (24.9%)
– Industry (14.7%)
– Transportation (14.3%)
– Other fuel combustion (8.6%)
– Fugitive emissions (4%)
Agriculture (13.8%)
Land use change (12.2%)
Industrial processes (4.3%)
Waste (3.2%)
http://www.theguardian.com/environme...rbon-emissions
Joe with the citation style. Mucho style.
http://www.independent.co.uk/environ...rs-427843.html
Googling it seems to produce mixed results depending on the search parameters.
But you have a pie chart. You win!
OoOOOOoOOOOoooOOOh citation rebuttal style.
I would have never thought that Denbronx was a energy-lefty.
Lol I live in Cali son and alot of my friends are in the Silicon valley. You can be a righty and still think objectively and about the future of our planet. Besides I think I'm more middle ground except marriage and abortion issues, I'm still traditional there. Eat the meat and spit out the fat..
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"Oh I’m sorry, did I break your concentration?”
Jules Winnfield - Pulp Fiction
I'm in love with the Teslas but I don't have 160k to drop on a new one either. Remember when the 120hz TVs first came out and how expensive they were, now they are cheap as ****. Give it time and these car companies and gas companies will start competing. Tesla is already coming out with a 35k model next year.
My train goes right by where they test them in San Jose. Pretty awesome to watch them race on the track and do burn outs. It's a very fast car for electric.
"Oh I’m sorry, did I break your concentration?”
Jules Winnfield - Pulp Fiction
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