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Location: Minnesota

Profile updated: Nov 20, 2008
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Member since: Jun 05, 2007

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jason commented on the post More Climate Denialist Lies - The Fake "Trick" Graphs by David K. Dec 20, 2009 3:01PM EST

"Again, for denialists its an issue of personal freedoms being lost and democracy destroyed and it has nothing to do with fixing Global Warming...... This is just a political control over the masses that . . ." more

jason commented on the post More Climate Denialist Lies - The Fake "Trick" Graphs by David K. Dec 20, 2009 2:59PM EST

"The threat of the US Government going into Bankruptcy or default on its loans is much more of a threat to our world than Global Warming as it is 20year long term problem and our debt is life threatening . . ." more

jason commented on the post More Climate Denialist Lies - The Fake "Trick" Graphs by David K. Dec 18, 2009 6:54PM EST

"My cost: $7,000 extra insulated house R40 for a 16ft by 20ft cabin with wood furnace..$10,000 total you can add sand point, outhouse, fireplace, food cellar, loft, etc.Power is going to get so expensive . . ." more

jason commented on the post More Climate Denialist Lies - The Fake "Trick" Graphs by David K. Dec 18, 2009 6:49PM EST

"We built it on posts 3 ft above ground, so I am preparing for up to 3ft sea level rise.." more

jason commented on the post More Climate Denialist Lies - The Fake "Trick" Graphs by David K. Dec 18, 2009 6:48PM EST

"Well, I got half of my zero energy shed build, its on stilts to protect from floodwater..I got a sand point with pitcher pump in the kitchen. I got a legal outhouse permit and filed a lawsuit against Minnesota . . ." more

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Favorite Music, Artists, Genres:

everything but vulgur music
Favorite Books, Writers, Genres:

Abe Lincoln, the founding fathers, Ron Paul, Rush Limbaugh, James Michener, Bible, western books
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outside
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I was born green by defacto.. Its not a style, Its the way I was raised by defacto being mildly poor and by having living off a limited income.

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Steve B., Nov 25, 2009, 10:33AM EST

Looks like your friend is going to need those transmission lines. I hope he gets them.

New transmission routes needed for future Oaxaca wind capacity

Good news about the Jatropha and Pine nut crop. I hope you make alot of money!!! Maybe, some of your product will be used to produce those organic plastics I was telling you about. Another great source for biofuel is algae. I hear much more fuel can be produced per acre than fuel from crop plants.

Algae farm in Mexico to produce ethanol in '09

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Steve B., Nov 2, 2009, 11:55AM EST

Jason - are you familiar with Waterkeepers? I don't know if they have the resources you're looking for, but it's where I'd start. Their website is:

http://www.waterkeeper.org/

and you can conact them at:

info1@waterkeeper.org

If that doesn't help, let me know, and I'll try and come up with something else. Thanks for what you're doing with these indigenous folks. It's important.

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Steve B., Nov 1, 2009, 12:22PM EST

Great Jason - most folks are not going to live like you do. I'm interested in developing those technologies and access to them, so that people can live reasonably well without creating significant problems for your children and their children. Even if you teach them to "live off the land", they're going to have to have land to live off of.

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Kay & Snowy Cat, Nov 24, 2008, 1:30PM EST

Jason, I do not compare the Bible to the Constitution for many reasons; the chief one being that the constitution was created to lay a foundation for our form of government. The Bible is the foundation of an entire faith. You can choose to believe what is written in the Bible, we are governed by the U.S. Constitution and and therefore it must be flexible to changing times and standards of society. Change promotes growth and greater understanding, and in the process develops a consensus among the citizenry. Keeping the constitution in tune with the people, prevents chaos and anarchy.

Enjoy your Thanksgiving!

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