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Wed Mar-24-10 05:25 PM
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Why can't we sequester CO2 in bubble wrap and plastic foams? |
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I bet that would take a chunk out of it and make them more environmentally friendly to boot.
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:27 PM
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Take away my stress relief and make me feel guilty for increasing my carbon footprint.:P
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:27 PM
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:27 PM
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3. They're close to doing it in cement... |
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:31 PM
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4. That's a good idea too, as long as it's not structural cement! |
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I don't want any beams to pop during the next earthquake.
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:31 PM
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5. Feed it to legalized marijuana. Watch it grow. |
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:38 PM
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6. maybe because making the wrap would produce more CO2 than you would store? |
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I don't know, just wondering.
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Wed Mar-24-10 05:38 PM
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7. It May be Cheaper to Deal with Millions of Tons of Carbon |
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to just dump farm tailings in the deep ocean. Supposedly it's a serious idea.
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