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Re: And you thought nuke waste was a problem/money-maker? :-)

Great Mark!  Even better than landfills, gov't docs are mostly put in
deep-mined and vault 'archives' to really 'sequester' the carbon.  :-)

Sounds like email is the next greatest threat to increase carbon emissions
after high-sulfur coal! (Fortunately, many people still print out all their
emails :-)

Thanks.

Regards, Jim Muckerheide
muckerheide@mediaone.net
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Mark Hart wrote:

> Consider the dramatic increase in procedures and associated paperwork at
> many government/government related agencies.  This clever plan locks up
> carbon assimilated by trees in the form of paper printouts, Xeroxes, and
> revisions to documents which are then buried in land fills.  The carbon
> will be safely withheld from the environment indefinitely.
>
> I would assume that this must be secret information since the news media
> hasn't covered it.  Have you noticed that there are no penalties in our
> society for revising a document many times?
>
> I'll bet you thought the government wasn't doing anything about carbon
> dioxide build-up in the atmosphere.
>
> >CO2 CAPTURE FOCUS OF NEW RESEARCH CENTERS
>
> >
> >Regards, Jim Muckerheide
> >muckerheide@mediaone.net
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