SV: SV: Humans causing Global warming > evidence increas

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# 20919 byJesper Jørgensen on Nov. 28, 2005, 6:20 a.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

Maybe, all we busy people, should develop a way of working, based on the
supercomputer model: we all do a little work in a network orientated
structure, where parts of the work is done by individuals, and the final
result is composed of this many small parts? If 200 people give 15 minutes
every day, it is 50 hours per day, 360 per week, 18250 per year = 760,5 days
effective work day and night every year!
Everyone can spend 15 in front of the computer, or by the phone every day
without experience this as waste of time or a stressful activity!
Best regards
jesper

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Charles F. Radley
Sendt: 28. november 2005 13:03
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Emne: Re: SV: [ssi_list] Humans causing Global warming > evidence increases

Excellent idea Mark.

How do we get this done?

Hint, I have a paycheck to paycheck lifestyle ,

begin day
work
eat
sleep
go to begin day
end day

There are not enough hours in the day/week for me to do any lobbying.

We need retired folks or independently wealthy persons who have the
time to work on this.

Thanks,

Charles R.

--- In ssi_list@... "Wallach, Mark"
>
> I am a simple lawyer, without quite the level of technological
sophistication many of you possess. However, I am scientifically
literate enough to understand the threat that our fossil fuel based
technologies pose to the environment that supports us, and I am
politically savvy enough to understand that only an organized
campaign can influence a large enough segment of the American
electorate to make a difference.
> Instead of reinventing the wheel, what this group needs to do is
discover which of the existing environmental advocacy groups already
out there is doing the best job on this issue, and help inform that
group of the potential role space-based solar power systems could
play in solving the problem. I would guess that the Natural
Resources Defense Council would be the best bet, though I could be
persuaded otherwise. Anyone have any comments on this?
> --Mark Wallach
>

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