parties are fun
So there you go: a bunch of random-seeming esoteric trivia. Happy New Year.
You learn something every day, right? Just because I learn random-seeming, esoteric trivia doesn't mean you shouldn't be stuck with it, too.
Even the most significant energy savings mentioned here are modest when compared with what it would take to limit global warming. Joseph J. Romm, an analyst at the Center for Energy and Climate Solutions and a head of the Energy Department’s efficiency and renewable energy program during the Clinton administration, said American carbon dioxide emissions come to about 44,000 pounds per person per year. Stabilizing the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide would require cutting that by 26,000 pounds to 35,000 pounds.The 44,000 looks right, but I can't find either of those other two numbers anywhere.
Hiring Dykes would get Arizona off the groundAs a side note, in comment #13 under that article there are two four-letter words, so, um, Go Free Speech!
The Westminster Fire Department reminds citizens that they should never attempt to climb down a chimney.In glacially-paced floor-grinding news, we should be finished grinding tomorrow, but here's what I know about floor grinding: