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Re: SSS: Please do more research
Author: Hutch 7.62
Date: 07-08-2012 - 21:17
Dwight Wrote:
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> Research done, SSS more right than you are. Sorry
> to say it, but after reading back ten years worth
> of news stories, SSS comments are more on the mark
> than even I would like to admit. Yes some effort
> on the parts of "greenies" has been done, but not
> nearly as much
> actual things have been done, but lots of hype and
> talk and etc....Last Sierra Club calendar I bought
> was printed on VIRGIN, not recycled paper. Last
> one I bought BTW.
> The greens have too much talk, studies and hype on
> their side, often opposing their own solutions in
> the process, i.e. wind farms, solar farms, water
> recycling to name a few. But millions of pages of
> studies and lawsuits can be credited to them.
I also agree A good example is the greenies banning the removal of natural dams at beaches has led to the further destruction of the salmon and Steelhead populations and instead created cesspools of seabird excrement and Malaria. Don't believe me just walk down to the beach and read the sign at any of the creeks from Santa Cruz to San Mateo county declaring the creek water unsafe.
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> Research done, SSS more right than you are. Sorry
> to say it, but after reading back ten years worth
> of news stories, SSS comments are more on the mark
> than even I would like to admit. Yes some effort
> on the parts of "greenies" has been done, but not
> nearly as much
> actual things have been done, but lots of hype and
> talk and etc....Last Sierra Club calendar I bought
> was printed on VIRGIN, not recycled paper. Last
> one I bought BTW.
> The greens have too much talk, studies and hype on
> their side, often opposing their own solutions in
> the process, i.e. wind farms, solar farms, water
> recycling to name a few. But millions of pages of
> studies and lawsuits can be credited to them.
I also agree A good example is the greenies banning the removal of natural dams at beaches has led to the further destruction of the salmon and Steelhead populations and instead created cesspools of seabird excrement and Malaria. Don't believe me just walk down to the beach and read the sign at any of the creeks from Santa Cruz to San Mateo county declaring the creek water unsafe.
