The greeners are after your money in Washington State (your state is next)

[mtml427]

Pretty disheartening. If there was a real concern about waining from a dependence on foreign oil one would think alternative energies would be brought to the table immediately. I was speaking with David Kirkham about alternatives. He pointed out the amount of natural gas reserves we have in the U.S. Why we are not using them as-well-as building more nuclear, solar and tidal power generators is beyond me.

[Bartruff1]

For a variety of reasons it seems clear that the American Public has decided to let the market determine our energy policy. It probably has to do with a healthy distrust of Government and a trust in the laws of supply and demand and the resultant market solutions. As the price of gas increases , alternative energy sources and distribution networks will become available. In a free market society, there will always be a supply at the least cost to meet demand...if you can keep the gov out of it. About 40 years ago, Sen Jackson said the the last of the oil reserves will remain in the ground as there will be cheaper sources availble.

[diegokid]

There is a new scare going on now. Seems that a "new" study is out that says if we don't completely get off of fossil fuels our water supply will be gone by the middle of the century. I'm trying to figure out where it's going to.