[Greenbuilding] Yes, but is it Green ?

[Douglas E Lamb]

We have produced more glass emitting sequestered carbon than all the plant
life combined on this planet.
Imagine how much is sitting in a 1000 year old arch dig site and how long it
has been emitting CO2.
We moved TV screen making off shore due in part to the CO2 emissions and
arsenic issues associated in manufacturing.
Let the unsuspecting sod reap the buck a bay benefits of ending up with
crystallized lungs and veins for a job well done.
There are (2) glass blowing storefronts in the city where we live and I'd
love to have them shut down.
Furthermore, finding a way to rid the area of any residual arsenic ect will
be very interesting and microscopic I might add.     
 
Regards,
Doug Lamb
614.323.2005
douglaslamb at columbus.rr.com
 
 

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From: greenbuilding-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org
[mailto:greenbuilding-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org] On Behalf Of Kat
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 3:50 PM
To: sanjay jain; Green Building
Subject: Re: [Greenbuilding] Yes, but is it Green ?


The problem isn't really CO2 but the constant massive input of more CO2 from
the burning of sequestered CO2 (fossil fuels).  Yeasts turning stuff into
beer releases no sequestered CO2.  I also (not knowing the process) question
the idea that putting bubbles in Coke releases sequestered CO2.

-Kat

On 1/12/2012 10:19 AM, sanjay jain wrote: 



>How many Western mega-building corps would have the nads to put
"Sustainable" in their name and keep a straight face ?

Maybe not in the name... but Coke seems to be doing a lot of green-washing
with their save the polar bears campaign with WWF.

Given that Coke's main product is a greenhouse gas "Carbon Dioxide" it's
somewhat ironic that they try to get people to believe they care about the
environment.

Having said that, I assume their CO2 gas comes from beer, so perhaps beer
drinkers are more at fault!

~sanjay

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