Whose bark is louder.

[Daniel Korman]

Who has the loudest bark the government or the people?

I would have to say both are equal unless you over power with more barks (my personal thought), but only one (government) can put something in effect. The cause is here now and is affecting all of us. Emett has a brilliant plan, lets try bringing it a reality. Any suggestions for any topic are always helpful. We have spoke about organics, pollution, wind power, solar power, alternate transportation (sky tram, buses, max, most of all bikes and etc) and many others.
We have the supporters and subjects but need all the voices on ideas for those subjects.
What else can we present?
How do you think it should be presented?
What do you think about each topic and how do you think it will affect you? How is it affecting you right now?
Should we write a plan up for each individual subject, combine them all of select only a couple of them?
Do you think bringing this plan into affect will help emissions?
Those are all questions that are bouncing in my mind and I am sure are key points to giving a presentation to the government. What do you think?

[Emett]

The Government has the power, in many ways. But are they focusing on the right things, and fairly for all citizens. That's my concern with Govenment coupon and tax write offs for green cars. You already have to be rich enough to be in the market for such an item. Check out Gov. Ted Kulongoski's idea. (...wants to replace the $1,500 tax credit on hybrid vehicles with a $5,000 credit on all-electric cars...) Nice, but I still like my idea!!! I've got to get through to them (Governors and Mayors and City Councils) and fast! They're taking action, which is good, but Unpollute's views needs to heard!