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By Katherine McIntire Peters kpeters@govexec.com November 20, 2008
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    Why didn't anyone mention that the worlwide oil supply is in an increasingly steep decline and that a drop economic activity isn't going to help?

    Alfred Molison Posted November 21, 2008 5:23 PM
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    We need to send a message to all Home Associations to pursue the impimentation and installation of Photo Voltaic Systems on Condo, Townhouse, Homes, Trailers, etc. There is a pushback from the Associations to DRAG THEIR FEET when it comes to petitioning for Alternative Energy to be installed in THEIR COMPLEX.

    If this country is to catch up with where we are supposed to be in alternative energy the Verbage from the Energy Commission should be "GET 'ER DONE, NOW" to every Housing or Codo Complex across this great Nation. Not lets micro-analyze (from the associations) this 'til the wheels fall off and put us down the road another four years.

    Immediate relief not if its convenient relief...

    Jeff McCall Posted November 21, 2008 12:02 PM
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    Not really. No drilling, no Nuke plants, no new refineries, and bankrupt the coal industry. We will wind up with no energy at all.

    Eddie Posted November 21, 2008 8:37 AM

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