Hey, you can't buy any of the items in the picture with made in U.S.A. because we don't make them anymore. The Energy Department's proposal to participate with a group of international scientists to evaluate the dispersion and diffusion of liquid carbon dioxide in the ocean is indeed a shocking testimony of how out of touch our government and some members of the scientific community are with the true nature of our pollution problems. One would think science would be used to help restore our planet's pristine pre - twentieth century environment, but now it is becoming part of the problem. And the Energy Department's eagerness to participate in these sequestration experiments admits to that agency's lack of direction or ability to lead in the development of clean energy. Our planet is a rare bubble of life in the vast expanse of the universe.
Heavier elements exist only in trace amounts.
This seems to imply that we and the planet on which we live are nothing more than cosmic impurities. In light of the mounting evidence that we are suffocating life in the polluting of our atmosphere, somewhere out of the blue, an idea arises that we divert the pollution to the source of all life on Earth - the oceans. The amazing facet of this insane thinking is that some people in the Energy Department appear to be buying into it. It seems to me that we need to face the seriousness of our pollution problems and demand from our government and energy producing corporations a real commitment to the development of clean energy. The Energy Department along with the current administration is obviously bankrupt of ideas when all it can do is recommend more oil drilling and experimenting with the feasibility of dumping carbon dioxide pollution into the oceans.