![Saturday, October 1, 2017
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LARGE AIR SPILL AT WIND brought to you by Carl’s Jr.
SOME CLAIM THEY ENJOY
BREEZE
FARM
- OTHERS FEEL CHILLED
One local has to put on a
sweater
by Eric Corey Freed, Staff Write
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purposes. A wind farm may be located class.[5]
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Spills, Sins & Starbucks
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- 2. Deepwater Horizon Gulf ofMexico: 20 April 2010
- 3. (DRILLING CONTRACTOR) (OWNER) (OPERATOR)
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- 6. I N M E M O R I U M Jason Anderson Aaron Dale Burkeen Donald Clark Stephen Curtis Roy Wyatt Kemp Karl Kleppinger Gordon Jones SOURCE: Boston.com Big Picture, Eric Gay Photographer Blair Manuel Dewey Revette Shane Roshto Adam Weise D E E P W A T E R H O R I Z O N - 2 0 A P R I L 2 0 1 0
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- 10. Exxon Valdez OilSpill 1989 271,000 barrels Gulf Coast Oil Spill 2010 4,900,000 barrels SOURCE: US Geological Service
- 11. This is awarning... Deepwater Horizon 21 April 2010
- 12. UP RR C O T
- 14. BP Safety ViolationTimeline 1999-2010 A history of willful violations as their cost of doing business. SOURCE: Fast Company
- 15. BP 760 2007-2010 violations 97 % willful violations SOURCE: OSHA, Washington Post, Exxon Presentation, 2010
- 16. 87 days 0 gallons 205,800,00 SOURCE: U.S. Geological Survey, Washington Post PHOTO: Montgomery Advertiser-David Bundy
- 17. 6 of oil hours worth US Oil Consumption 19,498,000 SOURCE: Energy Information Administration (EIA) PHOTO: Edward Burtynsky, Oil Spill #2, Discoverer Enterprise, May 12, 2010 bpd
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- 19. $ 22,700,000,00 potential loss of tourism 0 PHOTO: Montgomery Advertiser-David Bundy
- 22. Gulf is hometo 8332 species PHOTO: Gerald Herbert / AP
- 23. wildlife recovery 20-30 years PHOTO: AP Photo-Patrick Semansky
- 24. PHOTO: Edward Burtynsky,Oil Spill #10, June 24, 2010
- 26. 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill January 1969
- 27. “The Santa Barbara incidenthas frankly touched the conscience of the American people.” President Richard M. Nixon Nixon Visits Beach Santa Barbara Oil Spill January 1969
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- 30. PHOTO: Reuters /Carlos Barria
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- 39. Public Utility Holding CompanyAct of 1935
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- 42. Great American StreetcarScandal 1936-1950
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- 44. 1 8 in in 1920s ten ten 1955
- 46. 1905 first station
- 49. Charles E. Wilson President,General Motors (1941-53) US Secretary of Defense (1953-57)
- 50. 41,000 miles 1956 interstate highway act
- 52. $ 25,000,000,00 1956 interstate highway act 0 PHOTO: Josef Schultz
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- 64. stuck in traffic 84 hours/year SOURCE: State of California, 1990
- 65. 94 % idle car PARKED
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- 71. la county 70 PARKING % PHOTO: LA County, 1951
- 72. HOUSTON square miles PHOTO:NASA Earth Observatory
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- 79. FLICKR: kapaktv structural spacing bywidth of 3 cars
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- 81. public transit ischeap
- 82. PHOTO: Maxx Scholten alternativesto the car
- 83. % of publictransit users lowest use highest never use SOURCE: National Geographic Consumer Greendex
- 84. of all tra n 1 sit rid ers 3 New York Cit y
- 85. transit brings peopleinto city
- 90. ST UC K
- 91. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH
- 92. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The BP Oil Executives
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- 95. largest OIL PRODUCER in US
- 97. why the rush? $350,000,000 35,000feet 21 days (expected) 6 centralizers (10 hours saved) Mud set (12 hours saved) 6 weeks (actual) No acoustic test ($118k saved) No acoustic switch ($500k saved) No backup BOP ($500k saved) No lockdown sleeve ($0 saved)
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- 100. Prince William Sound 1989
- 101. SOURCE: Greenpeace Prince WilliamSound Today
- 102. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The American Public
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- 114. 25 SOURCE: Detroit News, Motortrend miles per gallon 21.3 current national average
- 115. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The Lobbyists
- 117. registered un-registered 90,000 11,000 SOURCE: Center for Responsive Politics STILL: Thank You For Smoking
- 118. of Congress for every member climate lobbyists 4 SOURCE: Center for Responsive Politics
- 119. LOBBYISTS h) (the 4th branc
- 120. “legalized bribery” Jack Abramoff Disgraced Lobbyist
- 121. 3 out of every four lobbyists previously worked in Government SOURCE: Washington Post
- 122. SOURCE: Center forResponsive Politics 3,500,000,000 $ $1,300,000/hour 2009 Federal Lobbying
- 123. for bo th par ties 238,700,000 $ 75% Republicans / 25% Democrats SOURCE: Center for Responsive Politics oil & gas company campaign contributions since 1990
- 125. More than justan Oil Spill Bob Herbert - May 22, 2010 “...the bitter reality of the American present, a period in which big business has cemented an unholy alliance with big government against the interests of ordinary Americans...”
- 126. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The Media
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- 130. Dr. A. Einstein Mr. P. Head Nobel Prize Winner Hash Brown Coalition GLOBAL WARMING?! NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT... Copyright © 2010 organicARCHITECT Inc.
- 131. “Where’s the oil? Youdon’t see it on the beach...” May 16, 2010 - Fox News
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- 134. “I have lived and worked through that Exxon Valdez oil spill.” 25 Palin was years old when the spill occurred
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- 136. “Environmentalist whackos may haveblown up the oil rig to head off more oil drilling...” April 29, 2010 - The Rush Limbaugh Show
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- 138. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The Regulators
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- 140. MMS Oil Companies
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- 142. SOURCE: Dan Wasserman,Boston Globe
- 144. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH STILL: Se7en The Politicians
- 146. “More offshore drilling...” June 3, 2010 SOURCE: Letter to President Obama from Gov. Jindal, June 3, 2010 Governor Bobby Jindal Louisiana
- 147. “This deepwater moratorium could potentially be devastating for Louisiana...” June 3, 2010 Received over $451,200 from oil companies since 2005 SOURCE: Open Secrets Senator David Vitter Louisiana
- 148. SOURCE: Open Secrets apologizedto BP (& used to work for them) Received over $1,477,530 from oil companies since 1989 Rep. Joe Barton Texas House Energy & Commerce Committee
- 149. “Spill will have minimalimpact” June, 2010 SOURCE: National Institute on Money in State Politics Received over $1,800,000 from oil & gas companies since 2003 Boss Hogg Governor Haley Barbour Hazard County, Georgia Mississippi
- 151. ALL SOLUTIONS MUSTBE PAINLESS
- 152. Too Many Hamburgers? Thomas Friedman - September 21, 2010 “...more interested in what keeps them in power than what would again make America powerful, more interested in defeating each other than saving the country.”
- 153. GREED LUST GLUTTONY SLOTH ENVY PRIDE WRATH The Rest of Us
- 154. Massive flow ofbullsh*t continues to flow from Gulf The Onion - June 7, 2010
- 158. “...I’d like my life back.” May 30, 2010
- 161. Cuyahoga River Fire Love Canal Dump 1970 1978 Bhopal Gas Leak Chernobyl Nuclear 1984 1986
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- 164. Residential Commericial 3½% 1½% Electricity 1% Industrial 23% Transportation 71% PHOTO: ChrisEnergy Information Administration SOURCE: US Jordan Oil End Uses
- 166. US Oil Production 1900-2010 Showing offshore oil as part of total production. 24 21 18 Barrels Per Day (Millions) 15 SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) 12 9 TOTAL US PRODUCTION US PEAK OIL 6 3 OFFSHORE PRODUCTION 0 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
- 167. US Oil Production& Consumption 1900-2010 Showing offshore oil as small fraction of total oil use. 24 21 18 TOTAL US CONSUMPTION Barrels Per Day (Millions) 15 SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) 12 9 TOTAL US PRODUCTION US PEAK OIL 6 3 OFFSHORE PRODUCTION 0 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 CONSUMPTION: 19,498,000 BARRELS PER DAY
- 168. US Oil Productionvs. Consumption 1965-2009 Showing offshore oil as part of total production. 24 21 18 TOTAL US CONSUMPTION Barrels Per Day (Millions) 15 SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) 12 9 TOTAL US PRODUCTION US PEAK OIL 6 3 0 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005
- 169. US Oil Imports 1965-2010 Showing trend since US Peak. 80 70 TOTAL US OIL IMPORTS 60 50 SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) Percentage 40 30 US PEAK OIL 20 10 0 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 >71% OIL IMPORTS:
- 170. US Oil Imports 1965-2010 Showing trend since US Peak over Presidential Administrations. JOHNSON NIXON FORD CARTER REAGAN BUSH CLINTON BUSH OBAMA 80 70 TOTAL US OIL IMPORTS 60 50 SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) Percentage 40 30 US PEAK OIL 20 10 0 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 >71% OIL IMPORTS:
- 171. 1 < % consumption US production % Offshore DRILLING
- 172. 5106 offshore rigsin gulf blowout disaster was “inconceivable” Steve Rinehart BP Spokesperson 05/02/2010
- 173. Gulf Offshore RigLocations 2010 Showing the rigs close to the coastline SOURCE: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) / NASA Visualization Studio Mississippi Alabama Texas Florida Louisiana New Orleans Houston 41 mi les Deepwater Horizon April 28, 2010
- 174. PRESIDENT OBAMA June15, 2010 PRESIDENT BUSH January 31, 2006
- 175. PRESIDENT CLINTON PRESIDENT BUSH June 28, 2000 August 18, 1988 PRESIDENT CARTER PRESIDENT REAGAN July 15, 1979 February 18, 1981
- 176. PRESIDENT FORD May27, 1975 PRESIDENT NIXON April 18, 1973
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- 185. Do you favormore offshore drilling? February - June 2010 Public support declining after the spill in a nationwide poll 70 FAVO RO FFSH ORE 60 DRIL LING 50 Percentage of Respondents SOURCE: June 16-20, 2010 - Pew Research Center 40 SE OPPO 30 RIG EXPLOSION 20 10 DON’T KNOW 0 April 2010 May 2010 June 2010
- 186. PHOTO: Mario Tama/ Getty Images
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- 190. oil rigs into WINDFARMS
- 191. Saturday, October 1,2017 San Francisco Chronicle LARGE AIR SPILL AT WIND brought to you by Carl’s Jr. SOME CLAIM THEY ENJOY BREEZE FARM - OTHERS FEEL CHILLED One local has to put on a sweater by Eric Corey Freed, Staff Write r PACIFICA, CA - A wind farm is a A large wind farm may consist of group of wind turbines in the a few used to select locations for same dozen to several hundred individua wind location used for production of electric l energy development. The WPD wind turbines, and cover an extended is a p owe r. I n d i v i d u a l t u r b i n e s calculation relating to the effective a re area of hundreds of square miles, interconnected with a medium voltage but force of the wind at a particula the land between the turbines may r (usually 34.5 kV) power collectio be location, frequently expressed in n used for agricult ural or other term system and communications network of the elevation above ground . purposes. A wind farm may be located level At a substation, this medium-voltage over a period of time. It takes off-shore to take advantage of strong into electrica l current is increase account velocity and mass. Color- d in winds blowing over the surface voltage with a transfor mer of an coded maps are prepare d for for ocean or lake. a connect ion to the high voltage particular area describing, for example, The world's first wind farm transmission system. – "Mean Annual Power Density, at consisting of 20 wind turbines rated 50 A large wind farm may consist of at Meters." The results of the above a few 30 kilowatts each – was installed dozen to several hundred individua on calculati on are used in an l the shoulder of Crotched Mountain index wind turbines, and cover an extended in developed by the National Renewab southern New Hampshir le area of hundreds of square miles, e in Energy Lab and referred to as "NREL but December, 1980.[1][2] The Roscoe the land between the turbines may CLASS." The larger the W be Wind Farm (780 MW) in the state PD used for agricult ural or other of calculation the higher it is rated Texas, United States, is the world's by purposes. A wind farm may be located class.[5] largest wind farm.[3] Spain, Denmark off-shore to take advantage of strong , Wind farm siting can be highly and Germany are Europe's main winds blowing over the surface wind controversial, particularly when of an energy producers; although, the largest sites ocean or lake. are picturesque or environmentally wind farm in Europe is the Vlorë The world's first wind farm Wind sensitive. Related factors may include – Farm (500 MW) located in Albania. consisting of 20 wind turbines rated having substantial bird life, or requiring at A quantity called the Wind Power 30 kilowatts each – was installed roads to be built through pristine on Density (WPD) is used to select the shoulder of Crotched Mountain areas. The areas where wind farms in locations for wind ene are southern New Hampshir rgy built are generally non-residential, e in development. The WPD is a calculatio due December, 1980.[1][2] The Roscoe n to noise concern s and se
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- 195. Get the priceright SOURCE: Cruising for Parking, Donald Shoup, UC Transportation Center, 2007
- 196. Return parking meterrevenue to the neighborhoods
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- 199. Dover Kohl &Partners Johnnie Dodds Boulevard, Mt Pleasant, SC
- 215. DON’T WAIT FORTHE DEVELOPER
- 216. create your own DEVELOPMENTBOUNDARY
- 217. site selection development density brownfieldredevelopment public transit access
- 218. the plan Bring Sexy Back SOURCE: 'spread your love' hamed kohan
- 220. make bikes sexy SOURCE copenhagencyclechic.com
- 221. make bikes sexy SOURCEcopenhagencyclechic.com
- 222. make bikes sexy SOURCEcopenhagencyclechic.com
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- 224. 1,000,000 Billboards 2.4 Billion square feet 20’ x 60’ x 2 sides = 2400 square feet 36,000,000 kW 3,000,000 homes
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- 238. HARDWARE DRY GROCERY STORE CLEANER STORE POST THE OFFICE MALL
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- 244. <12 13-17 >50 18-34 35-49 39% 32% SOURCE: QuantCast, 04/09/10 Age Group
- 245. SOURCE: QuantCast, 04/09/10 Men 41% Gender Women 59%
- 246. African Amer. Hispanic Asian White 75% SOURCE: QuantCast, 04/09/10 Race
- 247. High School Bachelors 47% Masters 17% SOURCE: QuantCast, 04/09/10 College Education
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- 249. SOURCE: Starbucks, asof September 2009 16 locations ,635
- 250. >16,000 LOCATIONS 50 COUNTRIES
- 251. 18,000 16,680 16,635 16,000 15,011 14,000 12,440 12,000 10,241 10,000 8,569 8,000 7,225 5,886 6,000 4,709 3,501 SOURCE: Starbucks 4,000 2,498 1,886 1,412 2,000 1,015 425 677 17 33 55 84 116 165 272 0 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 >16,000 LOCATIONS 50 COUNTRIES
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- 263. 11 time WINNER FORTUNE MAGAZINE 100 Best Companies To Work For
- 264. ADDITIONAL AWARDS 10 MostAdmired Companies Best Ethical Score Top 50 CSR
- 265. spends more on HEALTH CARE than COFFEE BEANS
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- 270. produces 2,300,000,000 cups/yr
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- 277. 13 countries sourced from
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- 279. PUTS LOCALLY OWNED CAFES OUT OFBUSINESS
- 281. mak es m e un hap py
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- 283. a better cup 100% recycled paper Corn-based plastic coating Biodegradable Lids ? Soy inks
- 284. create the marketto RECYCLE
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- 288. grow HERBS greenscreen.com
- 289. nagecal cafes ma lo ex pthodieerences l e r ff
- 290. LOCAL STORE WITHINA STORE SMALLER TO REDUCE BLIGHT GROW THEIR OWN FOOD
- 291. ✓ disinfectant smell ✓ brightly lit ✓ no bathroom mirrors ✓ bolted furniture
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- 299. Global Carbon Emissions 1751-2007 Fossil fuels from Colonial days through the Industrial Revolution 9,000 8,000 SOURCE: US Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, cdiac.ornl.gov 7,000 TOTAL EMISSIONS 6,000 Million Metric Tons 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 1751 1767 1783 1799 1815 1831 1847 1863 1879 1895 1911 1927 1943 1959 1975 1991 2007
- 302. Belief in GlobalWarming 2006-2009 Despite the facts, belief in Man Made Climate Change is waning 100 91 DEMOCR 90 ATS 86 83 INDEPENDENTS 80 75 79 78 70 75 Percentage who believe S REPUBLICAN 60 62 59 50 53 INCONVENIENT TRUTH 49 40 SOURCE: Pew Research Center 30 35 FILM RELEASE 20 10 0 2006 2007 2008 2009
- 303. Moe Curly LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL Larry EXECUTIVE 75 40 stooges % % SOURCE: Zogby Poll branches
- 305. what AMERICANS believe...
- 306. EVOLUTION 39 Dryopithecus Homo Habilis Homo Erectus Neanderthal Homo Sapien Slacker % believe SOURCE: Gallup Poll
- 307. ENVIRONMENTALISTS DID IT believe 10 PHOTO: Dave Martin/AP SABOTAGE % SOURCE: The Week Poll, January 7, 2005
- 308. believe 20 SOURCE: The WeekPoll, January 7, 2005 %
- 309. NEVER THERE believe SOURCE: Gallup Poll, 1999 % 11
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- 312. EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION 41 % believe SOURCE: Gallup Poll
- 313. REINCARNATION believe 20 SOURCE: Gallup Poll %
- 314. DEATH PANELS believe SOURCE:Kaiser Family Foundation % 41
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- 316. UFO believe 32 SOURCE: Harris Poll %
- 317. ELVIS LIVES! believe 6 SOURCE: Harris Poll %
- 318. can’t believe 94 SOURCE: Gallup Poll %
- 319. WHO CARES? SOURCE: RickyGervais
- 320. as American as... Blissful Ignorance the new national pastime
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- 324. RIGHT WRONG EITHER (& the scientists are wrong) (& the scientists are right) take control of our ENERGY SUPPLY and we must ACT NOW out of the hands of OIL & A N I E S CATASTROPHE COAL to prevent C O M P
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