How about a prime time major network television show that solves problems related to ecology and global warming, with pertinent questions/suggestions from the audience-at-large, in a game show format with percentage-of-profit prizes going to the idea people? And star guest hosts. And only green sponsors. Al Gore did once host a Q&A session with the audience at large, but it was not a game show. And he addressed some of the issues hilariously on Saturday Night Live at
http://politicalhumor.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=politicalhumor&cdn=entertainment&tm=21&gps=9_16_1020_453&f=00&tt=9&bt=1&bts=0&zu=http%3A//www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/politics/video/play.shtml%3Fmea%3D229115
Well, I'm having memories of walking the canal in Kern County by a little river of oil leading to a huge lake of the inky stuff with cans, old shopping carts and other memorabilia floating in it. Then pan to me looking at the kitchen plastic bags drawer and musing: even when we do require all stores to use biodegradeable bags, what are the constituent components they degrade into? And is bamboo really the panacea it appears to be?
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