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The fact is, we do need to begin to think about cleaning up our atmosphere and environment.
We need to begin conserve fresh water and clean up more of our water supplies.
The western part of this country could be in some serious trouble if we don’t begin thinking about the water problem.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with our conserving energy, and beginning to develop alternative energy. There probably is no single alternative energy source that will do what we need. Even if it would, we should not put all our eggs in one basket again.
We need more development in the systems for private homes, for solar, wind power, etc. Neither our government nor anyone wants to develop something to keep people from being dependent.
When the scientists began to work on the atomic bomb, there were so were excited about applications for domestic energy uses. Why hasn’t that gone forward?
Coal isn’t the answer. I don’t buy the ‘clean-burning’ anyway. Even if it did, however, strip mining is destructive to food producing land, it stirs up a lot of dust, much of it coal ladened into the air, it destroys the shallow water table. It is just not a good thing – it really isn’t.
So why aren’t we thinking about these issues? We are debating Global Warming, which may or may not happen in a half century or more while there are things that need our attention yesterday.
Once again, we are divided and there seems to be no real discussion going because it’s been politicized once again, so we must choose up sides and be loyal.