New Cars in California Must Display Global Warming Score »
Posted By Aidenag 4 months, 4 weeks ago in StyleCalifornia is making it mandatory for cars to be labeled with global warming scores, figures that take into account emissions from vehicle use and fuel production.
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antibrainwasher4 months, 3 weeks ago
Not suprising, a low level brownshirt who's business it is to promote coal burning plants beltching massive green house gasses would not like it when progressive california recognizes that CO2 is killing the planet, and actually does something about it.
LRF, you are a great republican. Vote republican, vote to promote Libs, the swiftboating slandering status quo big oil brown nosing, big coal brown nosing, great republican to a position of policy maker for the McSenile administration, probably energy policy. Vote to choke your children who will inherit a unsustainable planet.
Even the villiage idiot bush is being forced to recognise the danger of CO2 caused warming, he just signed a deal to reduce co2 by 50% by 2050. Not enough to save the planet, but its a start for the status quo republicans, who's only value is greed.
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Harbeas4 months, 3 weeks ago
I see an awful lot of effort going into this crap with very litle benefit. Why not put all this effort into developing a replacement for the arcahic combustion engine? Seems to me we keep treating the symptoms but not the cause.
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