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To: Brumar89 who wrote (9985)	6/25/2009 6:53:08 PM
From: Sam	Read Replies (2) of 86356

It started here, with you saying, "Were we go work our nation completely off of oil over a period of decades, it likely wouldn't cause the price of oil to collapse. Whatever we didn't consume, other consuming nations like India and China would." Message 25738284 Then I said this: I guess you haven't noticed, but they are trying to get off of fossil fuels as well. Heck, even the Arabs see the writing on the wall: The World's First Solar City blogs.nationalgeographic.com Message 25738323 Then you said "Of course, Abu Dhabi is getting off oil. Sheesh." Message 25738377 Then I raised Saudi Arabia as another example of an Arab country that is getting into solar, here: Message 25738432 Then you got sarcastic:" LOL Let me guess, SA is going to cap their wells and go all solar." Message 25738890 Then I said that that was a straw man argument, then you asked, "What is the significance of SA or Abu Dhabi installing solar installations?" My original point was that the whole world--both the heavy users and the producers of fossil fuels--is trying to develop other sources of energy. I can't believe I just spent the time to recap that whole thing. Nada mas.

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