"Our current model works just fine - if you think you've got something better, start your own company." (I'm pretty cynical about big business.)
That said, I've seen quite a few ads on the subway saying, "Sure you can call it a carbon cap, but it's really a swift kick in the innovation." Thomas L. Friedman wrote an article a while back called "The power of green (http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/04/15/opinion/web-0415edgreen-full.php)" that also seemed along your lines. I might be firmly in the "this landing climate change could get pretty interesting (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379786/quotes#qt0291279)" camp, but I'm happy with anyone who'll support reasonable precautions.
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"Our current model works just fine - if you think you've got something better, start your own company." (I'm pretty cynical about big business.)
That said, I've seen quite a few ads on the subway saying, "Sure you can call it a carbon cap, but it's really a swift kick in the innovation." Thomas L. Friedman wrote an article a while back called "The power of green (http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/04/15/opinion/web-0415edgreen-full.php)" that also seemed along your lines. I might be firmly in the "this
landingclimate change could get pretty interesting (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379786/quotes#qt0291279)" camp, but I'm happy with anyone who'll support reasonable precautions.