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What is "end-of-the-pipe"? by scum2007-04-26 11:07:02
  This may help by maceogan 2007-04-26 11:58:28
From this article:

"Wind farms, while necessary, are a classic example of what environmentalists call an "end-of-the-pipe solution". Instead of tackling the problem - our massive demand for energy - at source, they provide less damaging means of accommodating it. Or part of it. The Whinash project, by replacing energy generation from power stations burning fossil fuel, will reduce carbon dioxide emission by 178,000 tonnes a year. This is impressive, until you discover that a single jumbo jet, flying from London to Miami and back every day, releases the climate-change equivalent of 520,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year. One daily connection between Britain and Florida costs three giant wind farms."
[ Reply ]
    Too funny. I just posted the same article. (n/t) by merlin2007-04-26 12:01:15
      Beat you to it :-P (n/t) by maceogan2007-04-26 12:06:19
        *thtptphtpthtththththtthththttpppbbb* ;) (n/t) by merlin2007-04-26 12:12:31
    So I was right! by Didactylos2007-04-26 12:23:01
      Close by maceogan2007-04-26 12:33:43
        Hmm. maybe another type of example may help. by maceogan2007-04-26 12:39:53
          Preparation H? (n/t) by MaxWilder2007-04-26 12:46:29

 

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