"The American people are called upon to not sacrifice."
With ethanol, "we can break our addiction to fossil fuels without sacrificing our dependence on fossil fuels."
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file under: energy, global warming, jackass environmentalism
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file under: rights of way, The Hamilton Hustle (i.e. fiscal policy)
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"Somewhere along the way, for both organic grocers and the corporate patrons of green architecture, the line between planet-saving and aggressive marketing became blurred. Companies realized that promoting themselves as eco-friendly could be a powerful sales tool...
The genius of the Whole Foods approach, under hard-driving Chief Executive John Mackey, has been to realize that many American consumers have a vague desire to buy organic and live healthier but have no interest in dispensing with selection or comfort.
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excerpted from a quote of Don Pedro, a Spanish stereotype and frame-narrative foil in Melville's Moby Dick:
"Hereabouts in this dull, warm, most lazy, and hereditary land, we know but little of your
vigorous North."
See also the inaugural post.