What state in the united states has the highest iron content?
Q. I was thinking of the united states and started wondering which state had the highest iron content in their soil...Arizona has alot of red mountains but I wasn't sure if there was a state that had a higher count...Also if anyone would happen to know which spot on in the world had the highest content of all?
Asked by Sara A - Mon Oct 8 15:04:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minnesota mines produce the most iron, followed by Michigan. World wide Brazil produces the most iron, followed by Australia.
Answered by Doc E - Thu Oct 11 12:37:20 2007
Q. I was thinking of the united states and started wondering which state had the highest iron content in their soil...Arizona has alot of red mountains but I wasn't sure if there was a state that had a higher count...Also if anyone would happen to know which spot on in the world had the highest content of all?
Asked by Sara A - Mon Oct 8 15:04:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minnesota mines produce the most iron, followed by Michigan. World wide Brazil produces the most iron, followed by Australia.
Answered by Doc E - Thu Oct 11 12:37:20 2007
How does the United States enter into a treaty agreement?
Q. Rank the following 6 actions in order from first to last action: A. The treaty is brought before the entire United States Senate where it is ratified by a two-thirds vote. B. Representatives of the United States meet with representatives of a foreign government and they negotiate a treaty. C. The President of the United States sends a copy of the treaty to the United States senate. D.The treaty has been agreed upon , formally written down, and signed by a representative of the U.S and foreign government. E.The treaty is sent to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations which decides to act upon it favorably. F. The foreign government is notified that the treaty has been formally ratified. Thanks for the help. I lost my textbook
Asked by Nerds Rule! - Fri Feb 29 10:53:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bdcaef i think
Answered by erin marie - Fri Feb 29 10:57:51 2008
Q. Rank the following 6 actions in order from first to last action: A. The treaty is brought before the entire United States Senate where it is ratified by a two-thirds vote. B. Representatives of the United States meet with representatives of a foreign government and they negotiate a treaty. C. The President of the United States sends a copy of the treaty to the United States senate. D.The treaty has been agreed upon , formally written down, and signed by a representative of the U.S and foreign government. E.The treaty is sent to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations which decides to act upon it favorably. F. The foreign government is notified that the treaty has been formally ratified. Thanks for the help. I lost my textbook
Asked by Nerds Rule! - Fri Feb 29 10:53:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bdcaef i think
Answered by erin marie - Fri Feb 29 10:57:51 2008
How should the United States prosecute its war against global terrorism over the next several years?
Q. Should the United States become more aggressive in taking preemptive action in accordance with the Bush Doctrine? Or should the United States be more diplomatic in its engagement with foreign nations and take a soft power approach?
Asked by Elizabeth A - Tue Sep 22 05:56:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every time there is a TERROR attack you should switch off the T.V. news and do your own research on who was responsible and always ask yourself "Who benefits most from this terror" Watch this to see what I mean.
Answered by The Judge - Tue Sep 22 06:02:03 2009
Q. Should the United States become more aggressive in taking preemptive action in accordance with the Bush Doctrine? Or should the United States be more diplomatic in its engagement with foreign nations and take a soft power approach?
Asked by Elizabeth A - Tue Sep 22 05:56:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every time there is a TERROR attack you should switch off the T.V. news and do your own research on who was responsible and always ask yourself "Who benefits most from this terror" Watch this to see what I mean.
Answered by The Judge - Tue Sep 22 06:02:03 2009
Has the united states isolated itself from the rest of the world economically?
Q. Our allies are investing heavily in Sudan, but the United States doesn't. Are we so isolated from investing in unfriendly countries do to our policies that we have become our own worst enemy and virtually guaranteed our economic collapse? I should have said that Sudan was just an example. This question isn't limited to Sudan.
Asked by OU812 - Fri Dec 15 02:04:34 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Undeniably and irrefutably no. We live in what is percieved as a post-modern society because we have, supposedly, abandoned all guiding meta-narratives - except this isn't precisely true, because Globalization (of the marketplace, if nothing else) is a greater meta-narrative than any of its predecessors. The American economy is very much engaged, indeed almost dependant upon, foreign influence, provision and investment. Having said that, refusing to invest in Sudan will hardly lead to economic collapse. There are far greater threats to our national economy than that. For instance, every President since Richard Nixon has reduced the overall value of the dollar, increased the Federal Budget deficit, and weakened the American trade… [cont.]
Answered by an_eshva - Fri Dec 15 02:29:34 2006
Q. Our allies are investing heavily in Sudan, but the United States doesn't. Are we so isolated from investing in unfriendly countries do to our policies that we have become our own worst enemy and virtually guaranteed our economic collapse? I should have said that Sudan was just an example. This question isn't limited to Sudan.
Asked by OU812 - Fri Dec 15 02:04:34 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Undeniably and irrefutably no. We live in what is percieved as a post-modern society because we have, supposedly, abandoned all guiding meta-narratives - except this isn't precisely true, because Globalization (of the marketplace, if nothing else) is a greater meta-narrative than any of its predecessors. The American economy is very much engaged, indeed almost dependant upon, foreign influence, provision and investment. Having said that, refusing to invest in Sudan will hardly lead to economic collapse. There are far greater threats to our national economy than that. For instance, every President since Richard Nixon has reduced the overall value of the dollar, increased the Federal Budget deficit, and weakened the American trade… [cont.]
Answered by an_eshva - Fri Dec 15 02:29:34 2006
In the United States, when does the semesters start and end?
Q. You might be surprised with the question. But I'm from Philippines and I'm doing a bit of research. Can someone tell me about how do the semesters work there in the United States? And tell me a little a bit about the finals, semifinals and all other stuffs that matters in a semester. Thanks. I already looked it up on Wikipedia but I'm not yet satisfied. Thanks again.
Asked by lostguy818 - Wed Apr 29 01:10:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. typially first semester starts in September, then ends around december... midterms in early january or late december... then second semester starts in JAnuary after midterms and goes till June, when finals start and end.. usually exam weeks are about a week long each, sometimes 2.
Answered by Hannah B - Wed Apr 29 01:22:05 2009
Q. You might be surprised with the question. But I'm from Philippines and I'm doing a bit of research. Can someone tell me about how do the semesters work there in the United States? And tell me a little a bit about the finals, semifinals and all other stuffs that matters in a semester. Thanks. I already looked it up on Wikipedia but I'm not yet satisfied. Thanks again.
Asked by lostguy818 - Wed Apr 29 01:10:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. typially first semester starts in September, then ends around december... midterms in early january or late december... then second semester starts in JAnuary after midterms and goes till June, when finals start and end.. usually exam weeks are about a week long each, sometimes 2.
Answered by Hannah B - Wed Apr 29 01:22:05 2009
What issue became a major problem for the United States government after the Mexican War? multiple choice?
Q. Can you help me? What issue became a major problem for the United States government after the Mexican War? whether slavery should be allowed in the western territories whether Mormons should be allowed to settle in Utah whether the United States should annex Texas whether Americans should migrate to Mexico's northern territories is it: whether the United States should annex Texas? i think it's this one, but i am not sure!
Asked by . - Mon Dec 22 09:45:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well the War with Mexico War ended in 1848, nd by then Texas was already annexed to USA. That happened in 1845. The Missouri Compromise was passed in 1850, and that was the deal about slavery in the western territories. USA took a whole chunk of land from Mexico at the end of the War with Mexico, and USA did not know what to do about slavery in that area. So that was the major problem USA had: whether slavery should be allowed in the Western Territory
Answered by drewdun - Mon Dec 22 10:16:57 2008
Q. Can you help me? What issue became a major problem for the United States government after the Mexican War? whether slavery should be allowed in the western territories whether Mormons should be allowed to settle in Utah whether the United States should annex Texas whether Americans should migrate to Mexico's northern territories is it: whether the United States should annex Texas? i think it's this one, but i am not sure!
Asked by . - Mon Dec 22 09:45:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well the War with Mexico War ended in 1848, nd by then Texas was already annexed to USA. That happened in 1845. The Missouri Compromise was passed in 1850, and that was the deal about slavery in the western territories. USA took a whole chunk of land from Mexico at the end of the War with Mexico, and USA did not know what to do about slavery in that area. So that was the major problem USA had: whether slavery should be allowed in the Western Territory
Answered by drewdun - Mon Dec 22 10:16:57 2008
How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had dev?
Q. How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had developed up to the time of the constitutional convention?
Asked by clarexcore - Thu Jan 8 01:49:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had developed up to the time of the constitutional convention?
Asked by clarexcore - Thu Jan 8 01:49:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How do the United States solve the ecological problem?
Q. What do the United States do to solve the ecological problem? I need to find a comprehensive website, a book, or something where I could read about this in detail. Any suggestions?
Asked by L.A. Girl - Mon Apr 7 00:31:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We need most of all to change how we think. You can't solve problems with the same kind of thinking that got you into them... as someone famous said, Einstein I think. The Story of Stuff video that shows how our consumerism on steroids type of capitalism is not sustainable. It's based on manipulation and exploitation of our desires and weaknesses and gullibility. we are constantly being told that we need every conceivable consumer product, most of which we soon throw away, depleting our resources, destroying ecosytems, and not really in our best interest economically. We need to focus less on the doom and gloom of global warming and the rest of the environmental problems, and start focusing on what to do about it. We should use… [cont.]
Answered by frflyer - Mon Apr 7 02:09:59 2008
Q. What do the United States do to solve the ecological problem? I need to find a comprehensive website, a book, or something where I could read about this in detail. Any suggestions?
Asked by L.A. Girl - Mon Apr 7 00:31:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We need most of all to change how we think. You can't solve problems with the same kind of thinking that got you into them... as someone famous said, Einstein I think. The Story of Stuff video that shows how our consumerism on steroids type of capitalism is not sustainable. It's based on manipulation and exploitation of our desires and weaknesses and gullibility. we are constantly being told that we need every conceivable consumer product, most of which we soon throw away, depleting our resources, destroying ecosytems, and not really in our best interest economically. We need to focus less on the doom and gloom of global warming and the rest of the environmental problems, and start focusing on what to do about it. We should use… [cont.]
Answered by frflyer - Mon Apr 7 02:09:59 2008
What are the 20 most expensive states to live in the United States ?
Q. Hi, I want to know the 20 most expensive states to live in the United States but also the cheapest, please someone answer my quesion since Im planning to move to to the United States since Im currently living in Mexico
Asked by Octavio G - Sat Apr 19 22:19:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Top 10 most expensive ZIP codes Rank ZIP Code Location County State 2005 Median Sale Price ($) 1 11962 Sagaponack Suffolk NY $2,787,500 2 92067 Rancho Santa Fe San Diego CA $2,445,000 3 92662 Newport Beach Orange CA $2,397,500 4 94528 Diablo Contra Costa CA $2,266,000 5 94957 Ross Marin CA $2,247,500 6 11976 Water Mill Suffolk NY $2,150,000 7 93108 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA $2,050,000 8 90402 Santa Monica Los Angeles CA $2,005,000 9 92661 Newport Beach Orange CA $1,996,500 10 33109 Miami Beach Miami-Dade FL $1,942,500 What are the Cheapest States to Live In? Generally, the most affordable places to live in the United States are in the Midwest or Southern part of the country. Alaska, Hawaii,… [cont.]
Answered by Dawni Do Right - Sat Apr 19 22:33:27 2008
Q. Hi, I want to know the 20 most expensive states to live in the United States but also the cheapest, please someone answer my quesion since Im planning to move to to the United States since Im currently living in Mexico
Asked by Octavio G - Sat Apr 19 22:19:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Top 10 most expensive ZIP codes Rank ZIP Code Location County State 2005 Median Sale Price ($) 1 11962 Sagaponack Suffolk NY $2,787,500 2 92067 Rancho Santa Fe San Diego CA $2,445,000 3 92662 Newport Beach Orange CA $2,397,500 4 94528 Diablo Contra Costa CA $2,266,000 5 94957 Ross Marin CA $2,247,500 6 11976 Water Mill Suffolk NY $2,150,000 7 93108 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA $2,050,000 8 90402 Santa Monica Los Angeles CA $2,005,000 9 92661 Newport Beach Orange CA $1,996,500 10 33109 Miami Beach Miami-Dade FL $1,942,500 What are the Cheapest States to Live In? Generally, the most affordable places to live in the United States are in the Midwest or Southern part of the country. Alaska, Hawaii,… [cont.]
Answered by Dawni Do Right - Sat Apr 19 22:33:27 2008
How has the United States fared historically in that effort relative to the Native Americans?
Q. How has the United States fared historically in that effort relative to the Native Americans?
Asked by curious - Thu Jul 9 20:26:03 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What effort? Can you give more information?
Answered by E_Tard - Thu Jul 9 20:29:28 2009
Q. How has the United States fared historically in that effort relative to the Native Americans?
Asked by curious - Thu Jul 9 20:26:03 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What effort? Can you give more information?
Answered by E_Tard - Thu Jul 9 20:29:28 2009
How will a United States economic collapse affect Asia?
Q. Apparently, from what I've heard the United States is headed for an economic collapse. What I want to know is how will an Economic Collapse affect Asia? According to Peter Schiff, Asian currency will rise as the US dollar falls. China is looking to be a world economic leader and would lead Asia. Also billionaire Jim Rogers has moved to Singapore and said that China is going to grow. Do any of you feel that any of this is true? What I want to know is how will Asia do if the United States collapses economically?
Asked by emartel01 - Sun Mar 30 21:05:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. First of all, the US economy is not going to collapse. It's not even clear we're in a recession. The great depression was exacerbated by a fledgling fed that did exactly the opposite of what they should have done. That is, they took liquidity out of the system rather than adding it. Regarding your question, a collapse of the largest economy in the world (we are four, some think five times larger than China in GDP) would send the entire world into a depression. Since we would presumably default on our treasury bonds, of which China and Japan hold the most in the world, countries who hold our bonds as foreign reserves would experience a crisis of liquidity. Also, their export markets would dry up overnight and there would be a run on their… [cont.]
Answered by mb - Sun Mar 30 21:26:48 2008
Q. Apparently, from what I've heard the United States is headed for an economic collapse. What I want to know is how will an Economic Collapse affect Asia? According to Peter Schiff, Asian currency will rise as the US dollar falls. China is looking to be a world economic leader and would lead Asia. Also billionaire Jim Rogers has moved to Singapore and said that China is going to grow. Do any of you feel that any of this is true? What I want to know is how will Asia do if the United States collapses economically?
Asked by emartel01 - Sun Mar 30 21:05:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. First of all, the US economy is not going to collapse. It's not even clear we're in a recession. The great depression was exacerbated by a fledgling fed that did exactly the opposite of what they should have done. That is, they took liquidity out of the system rather than adding it. Regarding your question, a collapse of the largest economy in the world (we are four, some think five times larger than China in GDP) would send the entire world into a depression. Since we would presumably default on our treasury bonds, of which China and Japan hold the most in the world, countries who hold our bonds as foreign reserves would experience a crisis of liquidity. Also, their export markets would dry up overnight and there would be a run on their… [cont.]
Answered by mb - Sun Mar 30 21:26:48 2008
Why did the United States consider the building of the Panama Canal so important?
Q. Why did the United States consider the building of the Panama Canal so important?
Asked by laaurenn - Thu Feb 5 21:39:17 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, let's see...we can get our manufactured goods or raw materials from the West to our customers in Europe to the Atlantic Ocean in a few days, or we can sail our ships practically all the way south to Antarctica and then north again and take a few weeks.
Answered by curtisports2 - Thu Feb 5 21:46:36 2009
Q. Why did the United States consider the building of the Panama Canal so important?
Asked by laaurenn - Thu Feb 5 21:39:17 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, let's see...we can get our manufactured goods or raw materials from the West to our customers in Europe to the Atlantic Ocean in a few days, or we can sail our ships practically all the way south to Antarctica and then north again and take a few weeks.
Answered by curtisports2 - Thu Feb 5 21:46:36 2009
How different is United Kingdom cash to United States? Is it the same amount?
Q. The item I'm looking at in there store totals to 23.90 However I was wandering if this was the same in united states dollars.
Asked by H F - Sat Jun 20 22:30:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no it isn't the same amount ... use the currency converter on this website 23.90 = $39.53 at today's rate
Answered by carina - Sun Jun 21 01:04:56 2009
Q. The item I'm looking at in there store totals to 23.90 However I was wandering if this was the same in united states dollars.
Asked by H F - Sat Jun 20 22:30:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no it isn't the same amount ... use the currency converter on this website 23.90 = $39.53 at today's rate
Answered by carina - Sun Jun 21 01:04:56 2009
How is the United States supposed to obtain information from people who are proven terrorists?
Q. If the United States has in custody someone who is SURELY a terrorist because of being caught in terrorist activities, how should the US obtain information from them to save innocent lives? Give them a warm bubble bath and hold their hand, or use challenging interrogation techniques?
Asked by TruthSquad - Thu Jan 15 19:36:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So, these guys have been convicted or just captured and detained. I always thought that it was ridiculous to suppose that the sergeants would have any idea what the generals were up to. But it has been proven that making nice is quicker and more effective than a rubber hose. And the guy who captured Saddam Hussein wrote the book about it. I'm just too lazy to look up the title.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 15 19:43:35 2009
Q. If the United States has in custody someone who is SURELY a terrorist because of being caught in terrorist activities, how should the US obtain information from them to save innocent lives? Give them a warm bubble bath and hold their hand, or use challenging interrogation techniques?
Asked by TruthSquad - Thu Jan 15 19:36:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So, these guys have been convicted or just captured and detained. I always thought that it was ridiculous to suppose that the sergeants would have any idea what the generals were up to. But it has been proven that making nice is quicker and more effective than a rubber hose. And the guy who captured Saddam Hussein wrote the book about it. I'm just too lazy to look up the title.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 15 19:43:35 2009
How does the United States and or its people practice ethnocentrism?
Q. I need 3 examples of how the united states and or americans practice ethnocentrism...I am having a tough time figuring out what to write about... For anyone who doesn't know..Ethnocentrism is the assumption that one's own culture and way of life is superior to others...like americas ways of doing things is the best way.
Asked by Ell1989 - Thu Sep 10 21:44:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethnocentrism doesn't just mean that you feel that your identity is superior, but you use your view to view other cultures. Example: In South East Asian, most countries eat dogs. To them this is normal and because South East Asia is extremely poor they are accustomed to this. For Americans, we don't need to eat dogs because we have cattle, etc so we view dog eating as culturally unacceptable. We're using our biases to view South East Asia. Other examples could include how we go to war, democracy being better than socialism or communism, gun rights (many Asian countries don't have gun rights), stricter drug laws, and other foods.
Answered by danieljamesalley - Sun Sep 13 15:52:45 2009
Q. I need 3 examples of how the united states and or americans practice ethnocentrism...I am having a tough time figuring out what to write about... For anyone who doesn't know..Ethnocentrism is the assumption that one's own culture and way of life is superior to others...like americas ways of doing things is the best way.
Asked by Ell1989 - Thu Sep 10 21:44:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethnocentrism doesn't just mean that you feel that your identity is superior, but you use your view to view other cultures. Example: In South East Asian, most countries eat dogs. To them this is normal and because South East Asia is extremely poor they are accustomed to this. For Americans, we don't need to eat dogs because we have cattle, etc so we view dog eating as culturally unacceptable. We're using our biases to view South East Asia. Other examples could include how we go to war, democracy being better than socialism or communism, gun rights (many Asian countries don't have gun rights), stricter drug laws, and other foods.
Answered by danieljamesalley - Sun Sep 13 15:52:45 2009
Was the United States justified when using Atomic weapons on Japan?
Q. I am doing my history day project on this. My thesis statement is: "The United States of America and Harry S. Truman were justified when using the Atomic Bomb against Japan" I need primary sources, so I am using President Truman's diary entries. Any other suggestions? Thanks! Also please state your opinion with evidence. Thanks!
Asked by The Guru - Wed Oct 29 22:35:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello. the United States used the Atom Bomb, a weapon they were unsure would succeed. They knew how ferocious the Japanese were at ground fighting. (see Guadalcanall, the entire Island hopping they'd already done). Operation whatever would been a very bloody event. The ugly success of the Atom Bomb was almost a blessing.
Answered by Chris M - Wed Oct 29 22:44:32 2008
Q. I am doing my history day project on this. My thesis statement is: "The United States of America and Harry S. Truman were justified when using the Atomic Bomb against Japan" I need primary sources, so I am using President Truman's diary entries. Any other suggestions? Thanks! Also please state your opinion with evidence. Thanks!
Asked by The Guru - Wed Oct 29 22:35:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello. the United States used the Atom Bomb, a weapon they were unsure would succeed. They knew how ferocious the Japanese were at ground fighting. (see Guadalcanall, the entire Island hopping they'd already done). Operation whatever would been a very bloody event. The ugly success of the Atom Bomb was almost a blessing.
Answered by Chris M - Wed Oct 29 22:44:32 2008
Is it just for the United States to use military force to prevent the acquisition of nuclear weapons?
Q. The complete resolution is: It is just for the United States to use military force to prevent the acquisition of nuclear weapons by nations that pose a military threat. Please help define terms and state your views supported with evidence. Thank you.
Asked by Patrick O. Bryant - Fri Jan 11 00:45:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, if you mean a government that has sworn to try to destroy the western way of life. It's the humane approach! Let me try to explain what happens if we don't reserve military force as a last resort. Let's say Ahmadinejad manages to enrich uranium to the level necessary for a bomb and then sells some of the enriched product to ??? The bin Ladin crowd for example. Maybe they would be successful in structuring a bomb and detonating it in Boston, killing 600,000+ people and leveling the city. Each reactor has a measurable signature that can be tracked through it's product. It would be very easy for the US to figure out where the plutonium was produced... Iran in this example. Just how do you think the USA would react to that? (Final… [cont.]
Answered by Earth: The Connected Home - Fri Jan 11 00:54:43 2008
Q. The complete resolution is: It is just for the United States to use military force to prevent the acquisition of nuclear weapons by nations that pose a military threat. Please help define terms and state your views supported with evidence. Thank you.
Asked by Patrick O. Bryant - Fri Jan 11 00:45:45 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, if you mean a government that has sworn to try to destroy the western way of life. It's the humane approach! Let me try to explain what happens if we don't reserve military force as a last resort. Let's say Ahmadinejad manages to enrich uranium to the level necessary for a bomb and then sells some of the enriched product to ??? The bin Ladin crowd for example. Maybe they would be successful in structuring a bomb and detonating it in Boston, killing 600,000+ people and leveling the city. Each reactor has a measurable signature that can be tracked through it's product. It would be very easy for the US to figure out where the plutonium was produced... Iran in this example. Just how do you think the USA would react to that? (Final… [cont.]
Answered by Earth: The Connected Home - Fri Jan 11 00:54:43 2008
Should the United States government require citizens and private industry to further "green up" or else?
Q. According to the National Geographic article "After Oil; Powering the Future", sweeping change in energy conservation won't happen until our government mandates it. Some mandates exist at federal and state levels but most are minimal and many are meant to appease environmentalist without interfering with "dirty energy" profits. Should the United States government require citizens and private industry to further "green up" or else?
Asked by Educator1 - Tue Sep 15 06:44:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. The USA is already the greenest nation on earth. Do you know that the air coming into California from the Pacific is why the state can never meet the EPA clean air standards. The air leaving the US for Europe is cleaner than that leaving Europe for Asia. So the US is already walking the walk and per capita is the lowest polluting nation on the face oft the earth. It should be when is the rest of the world going to catch up. If we could replace every coal fired power plant with nuclear plants we would be below even the strictest air quality standards. You can thank your local environmentalist green freaks and their energy company funded pogrom against nuclear power for the small amount of pollution we still have.
Answered by James E - Tue Sep 15 08:33:58 2009
Q. According to the National Geographic article "After Oil; Powering the Future", sweeping change in energy conservation won't happen until our government mandates it. Some mandates exist at federal and state levels but most are minimal and many are meant to appease environmentalist without interfering with "dirty energy" profits. Should the United States government require citizens and private industry to further "green up" or else?
Asked by Educator1 - Tue Sep 15 06:44:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. The USA is already the greenest nation on earth. Do you know that the air coming into California from the Pacific is why the state can never meet the EPA clean air standards. The air leaving the US for Europe is cleaner than that leaving Europe for Asia. So the US is already walking the walk and per capita is the lowest polluting nation on the face oft the earth. It should be when is the rest of the world going to catch up. If we could replace every coal fired power plant with nuclear plants we would be below even the strictest air quality standards. You can thank your local environmentalist green freaks and their energy company funded pogrom against nuclear power for the small amount of pollution we still have.
Answered by James E - Tue Sep 15 08:33:58 2009
How vulnerable is the United States since it is no longer a self-sustaining nation?
Q. 30 years ago we used to be a self-sustaining nation. How is making the success of the United States dependent on the success of other countries a good thing?
Asked by Kelly B - Fri Mar 28 05:17:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not too vulnerable. To Bo D: Clinton let China into the WTO , not Republicans. Does Hillary's 35 Years Of Experience Include Her Husband's Backroom Deals With China? Did You Know Clinton's Trade Deals With China Decreased Tax Revenue? China Is Against Free Trade. What Should Be Done About Its Protectionism?
Answered by a bush family member - Fri Mar 28 05:25:53 2008
Q. 30 years ago we used to be a self-sustaining nation. How is making the success of the United States dependent on the success of other countries a good thing?
Asked by Kelly B - Fri Mar 28 05:17:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not too vulnerable. To Bo D: Clinton let China into the WTO , not Republicans. Does Hillary's 35 Years Of Experience Include Her Husband's Backroom Deals With China? Did You Know Clinton's Trade Deals With China Decreased Tax Revenue? China Is Against Free Trade. What Should Be Done About Its Protectionism?
Answered by a bush family member - Fri Mar 28 05:25:53 2008
What region of the United States of America is best to live in?
Q. What region of the United States of America is best to live in according to lowest crime rate, lowest cost of living, and best employment development? Im not talking bout state. Im talking bout region the South, Midwest, Northeastern, and so on.
Asked by drty_turban - Mon Dec 3 18:28:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Texas. Very cheap to live there and there are 4 major cities with lots of opportunities to choose from. The people seem pretty cool too.
Answered by Do u see what happens Larry? - Mon Dec 3 20:22:49 2007
Q. What region of the United States of America is best to live in according to lowest crime rate, lowest cost of living, and best employment development? Im not talking bout state. Im talking bout region the South, Midwest, Northeastern, and so on.
Asked by drty_turban - Mon Dec 3 18:28:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Texas. Very cheap to live there and there are 4 major cities with lots of opportunities to choose from. The people seem pretty cool too.
Answered by Do u see what happens Larry? - Mon Dec 3 20:22:49 2007
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Matthew Northrup s Century Atlas 1897 The United States Shows Indian Reservations Printed color about 10 1 2 by 15 inches A small modern looking map which is one of very
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Iraq's financial market: the future of closer cooperation with the . United States. stock exchanges 2009-11-08 10:29:47 BAGHDAD (Iba) .. The executive director of the Iraqi market for securities, "that the ...
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