Question by Berry X: Will we really tax the farming industry for green house gas?
A study showed cattle produced methane as the number 1 cause of green house gas causing global warming, and as a result the Obama transition is planning a tax on farm green house gas.
This is not a joke!
Best answer:
Answer by Don’t Call Me Peanut
a tax? they must be joking. They should just stop subsidizing them
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Question by Dropkick-me Elmo: Who has a good green house aftect project that i could use?
we have to make a 2-liter bottle getting hotter. We can’t use chemicals and the bottle has to be the only part of the project that touches the ground. Finally it has to have a hole in the lid just big enough that a glass thermometer can fit through.
Best answer:
Answer by (Ω)Jack
You could cut the bottle in half, and fill it about 3 inches high with a mixture of food coloring and water. Then put an empty glass in the center that’s a little over 3 inches tall. Then tape the top half of the bottle back on and put the cap with the thermometer on it. When the water evaporates it will condense on the thermometer and drip into the glass in the center. After a day or two, you will have pure water in the glass, surrounded by the food coloring / water mixture around it. That’s because the food coloring won’t evaporate with the water.
I don’t know. I saw some kid do it for a science project.
What do you think? Answer below!
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Question by Ride Like The Wind: How much do you think building a green house will cost 10 years from now, in comparison to the prices now?
Currently, most green building materials are pretty expensive, at least in the US.
Say that it’d cost around $ 300,000-$ 400,000 to build a 3,000 square foot completely green house now.
How much would it cost 10 years from now?
What green materials do you think will be mass produced?
Best answer:
Answer by lisetrise
It’s hard to say – but since green is becoming more and more mainstream – and manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon to produce goods…..it may be less expensive than even now – with materials prices going so high.
You might be amazed to find that energy efficient home design (see:)
http://www.building-your-green-home.com/energy-efficient-home-design.html
and other features such as insulated concrete forms:
http://www.building-your-green-home.com/insulated-concrete-forms.html
can actually be affordable now as well as saving you bunches of money each and every month on your electric bill!
I encourage anyone interested to dream and plan that dream green home – now, while there is time to research and investigate – and then build it when it’s right for you!
See this page on planning your dream home:
http://www.building-your-green-home.com/dream-green-home.html
Hope this helps.
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Question by Einstein: When should Dennis Green put his house up for sale in Arizona?
I think he should do so immediately!!! His head is on the chopping block now for sure!
Best answer:
Answer by Ryan T
He should of put it up the second he lost to Oakland.
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