Yeah because I’m the harsh individual in all of this. Not quite. Why don’t you ask Lauren what happened to…
I believe Greg used that spelling on purpose. It was a good pun.
Course? She basically sprinted out of the event after she saw me.
Pinche Kim. I showed up today and didn't need to. He did get a continuance till Sept 8 and didn't…
Kim's trial is FINALLY happening six years later. And I was GONNA go, but then he SUBPOENA'D me to it.…
Thank you very much for the fine reporting. Thank You for keeping us informed!
I see that you are staying the coarse.
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On August 17, 2026 I visited Seymour to confirm my suspicion that Allan had died a couple years earlier. Allan…
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High speed rail. No GHG reduction if powered without renewable energy
Posted on February 7, 2011 | 5 Comments. . . While I will edit their report let me quote from page 29. “High-speed rail proponents have recently acknowledged the need to augment any new train infrastructure with investments in […] -
HS rail enviro tradeoff of GHG Vs sulfur dioxide
Posted on June 8, 2010 | No CommentsThe current issue of UC Berkeley’s Transportation Newsletter contains a featured report entitled “Tracking High-Speed Rail’s [HSR] Energy Use and Emissions.” Arpad Horvath, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering […] -
CHRSA bullet train to produce 10 million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year
Posted on December 19, 2009 | 2 CommentsAlthough I added this comment to my prior post on the proposed bullet train, this professor makes a strong argument that, to date, has not been addressed. The Environmental Trade-offs […]
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And what a SNOWFLAKE this Kim Sorgente is. After subpoenaing me, ghosting me, and making me show up for no…