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Posted by PAQ on February 28, 2003 at 18:58:59 from (66.189.86.114):
Just read that interesting exchange below. the problem with petroleum is that some day it will run out. We need to be doing all we can to use less of it and to develope other energy sources. If we get smart those nasty rag heads will all have to eat and drink sand. If not, we will get a really nasty lesson in the economics of supply and demand.
I think that we should start in MA by putting those big windmills up around the Kennedy compound. Lots of hot air moving there. Nice sea breeze too. I got a backhoe in January, Allmand 25hp, need to have enough fuel left so I can move snow.
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