LOSERS | |
Hummer H2 | $2,500 |
Dodge Viper | $2,500 |
Dodge Ram | $2,500 |
Ford Expedition | $2,490 |
Chevrolet Avalanche | $2,541 |
Toyota Sequoia | $2,271 |
GMC Yukon | $2,188 |
GMC Sierra | $1,888 |
Chevrolet Silverado | $1,814 |
Dodge Dakota | $1,810 |
Chevrolet Tahoe | $1,766 |
Ford Explorer | $1,624 |
Audi S8 | $1,549 |
GMC Safari | $1,463 |
Chevrolet Astro Van | $1,370 |
Chevrolet Trailblazer | $1,333 |
WINNERS | |
Chevrolet Malibu | $694 |
Honda CR-V | $751 |
Nissan Altima | $839 |
Mazda B2300 | $885 |
Honda Accord | $930 |
Toyota RAV4 | $993 |
Toyota Camry | $1,062 |
Volkswagen Jetta | $1,282 |
Chevrolet Cavalier | $1,292 |
Mazda Protégé | $1,344 |
Volkswagen New Beetle | $1,351 |
Dodge Neon | $1,388 |
Hyundai Elantra | $1,458 |
Ford Focus | $1,585 |
Nissan Sentra | $1,668 |
Toyota Corolla | $2,192 |
Honda Civic | $2,266 |
Toyota Prius | $2,500 |
Where are the other 95% of all manufactured autos not on this list?
That being asked, I don’t mind if Kalifornia runs all production and consumption out of the state forever.
people=carbon so let bring 12,000,000 more into this country. they also buy the older gas hog cars and pickups.
Provide, please, the scientific rationale that supports the belief that carbon dioxide does “trap” heat in the atmosphere.
Or is this something like the “phlogiston” theory that was so popular before the discovery of oxygen?
Because apparently some people have no clear idea of where oxygen comes from.
The primordial atmosphere of earth had NO oxygen, though there was an ample supply of methane, ammonia, carbon dioxide and water vapor, plus smaller amounts of sulfur dioxide, and the ‘noble gases’ like krypton, neon, xenon and argon. There was also some helium, but most of that escaped to outer space. Radon goes through continual breakdown by radioactive decay.
Would it be too much to ask these nitwits to repeal their global warming mandate and concentrate on something serious, such as mercury pollution from coal-fired power plants?
Horse manure
The pulp and paper industry is the fifth largest consumer of energy
Paper manufacturing process is one of the most environmentally Un-friendly industries there is
I'm thinking the newspaper industry, earth defilers and energy wasters that they are would be a little more sensitive to the needs of the little people.
Global Warming on FreeRepublic
“Even though transportation contributes 41 percent of greenhouse gases, ...The less gasoline per mile that a car uses, the less heat-trapping carbon dioxide it spews into the atmosphere.””
The writer is an idiot.
And what about the sun? Since the sun controls the climates of all the planets in our solar system, isn’t something going to be done about the sun? No sun tax? No matter how many hours a day it warms our planet? This is preposterous!!!
Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus
That settles it. I’m keeping my gas-guzzling 403 cu. in. V8
Pontiac until Al Gore personally tries to take it away from
me (heehee - I’ll push his head even further up his a$$).
We also can go for carbon offsets similar to Al Gore with his monthly $33,000 energy bill for his house.
Such carbon offsets can start with one of the most wasteful items that cause felling of millions of trees per year worldwide, the erosion of land, depriving wild animals of their habitats.
Newspapers, yes newspapers, which draw in all those wood imports from as far away as China and Brazil for their raw material: paper.
It’s the best kept secret, but monumentally contributory to global warming.
Need a carbon offset: Cancel your paper subscription and go on the net for information.
California can do it much more easily than that. Just keep jacking up the taxes until the population drops by 25% to 50%.
Click on POGW graphic for full GW rundown
New!!: Dr. John Ray's
GREENIE WATCH
Ping me if you find one I've missed.
Just noting that Transportation only accounts for 14% of GHG emissions (not 41% as quoted in the article).
Furthermore, passenger vehicles are only a small percentage of the Transportation sector’s emissions.
So don’t worry about your car. The solution to the (phony?) problem of global warming is not personal transportation. That is a red herring.