"China takes lead on green energy" by Associated Press | March 26, 2010
SHANGHAI — China has taken the lead in investments in clean energy, spending nearly double what the United States did in 2009, a report says....
That is because WE are TOO BUSY giving our tax money on WARS, BANKS, and CORPORATIONS!
“Countries are jockeying for leadership. They know that investing in clean energy can renew manufacturing bases, and create export opportunities, jobs and businesses,’’ said Phyllis Cuttino, who directs the Pew Environment Group’s Global Warming Campaign....
Related: GE Moves Green Jobs To China
Evergreen Grows Tall in China
"My view is that the legislation will create clean energy jobs that cannot be shipped overseas" -- Representative Edward Markey of Massachusetts, chairman of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming"
WRONG AGAIN, Ed!
"Markey, the dean of the delegation, has taken eight congressional trips abroad since 2005, some in his capacity as chairman of a select committee on global warming."
Agenda-pushing hypocrite.
Yeah, thanks for helping out.
You know WHO is paying for those trips, don't you, U.S Taxpayers?
Tired of the MSM BS yet?
And it never will.
US spending on renewable energy fell 42 percent in 2009.
Despite the stimuloot?
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Also see: China's Stimulus Succeeds
WTF, AmeriKa?
How come yours did not?
More: Carbon Caps Meant to Contain China
So that brilliant globalist plan isn't going to work either, huh?
Just don't build a home out of there material, 'kay?
"Gut Chinese drywall homes, agency says" by Associated Press | April 3, 2010
NEW ORLEANS — Thousands of US homes tainted by Chinese drywall should be gutted, according to new guidelines released yesterday by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The guidelines say electrical wiring, outlets, circuit breakers, fire alarm systems, carbon monoxide alarms, fire sprinklers, gas pipes, and drywall need to be removed.
“We want families to tear it all out and rebuild the interior of their homes, and they need to start this to get their lives started all over again,’’ said Inez Tenenbaum, chairwoman of the commission, the federal agency charged with making sure consumer products are safe.
So who is going to PAY FOR THAT?
And WhereTF were you and your agency when this s*** was pouring in, lady??
About 3,000 homeowners, mostly in Florida, Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, have reported problems with the drywall, imported from China in large quantities during the housing boom and after a string of Gulf Coast hurricanes. The drywall has been linked to corrosion of wiring, air conditioning units, computers, door knobs, and jewelry, along with possible health effects.
In addition to the UNBEARABLE STENCH!
Also see: The Boston Sunday Globe Omissions: Home Stink Home
Massport Unloads Chinese Cargo
Can they send it back?
