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D.8080
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thomsonicus
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dunno if horses are all that green, really. the main source of carbon dioxide in the world is animals, cars produce about 5% the amount animals do. Guess my LPG powered Nissan 100nx is greener that your mustang
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| thomsonicus wrote: | dunno if horses are all that green, really. the main source of carbon dioxide in the world is animals, cars produce about 5% the amount animals do. Guess my LPG powered Nissan 100nx is greener that your mustang
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yah most likely
Horses generate less then say cows, but still generate an appreciable amount of CO2 and methane.
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| CPUShack wrote: | | thomsonicus wrote: | dunno if horses are all that green, really. the main source of carbon dioxide in the world is animals, cars produce about 5% the amount animals do. Guess my LPG powered Nissan 100nx is greener that your mustang
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yah most likely
Horses generate less then say cows, but still generate an appreciable amount of CO2 and methane. |
Horses are really green because they are consuming
general vegetable stuff!
Vegetables are grabbing the CO2 from the air,
by photosynthesis they are spending oxigen and are growing
by the carbon. This carbon veggies are very nice food for
humans and animals which are breathing carbon dioxide out
after good lunch and inhaling oxigen. This carbon dioxide is
very nice for plants again, a well working closed circuit. 
Oil, coal and natural gas are very bad, no circuit and a lot
of additional CO2 
And, unfortunately, less plants on earth day by day... 
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michefe
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And, unfortunately, less plants on earth day by day... |
nooo. I'm contributing to greening towns.
These are the plants on my balcony, at the 8th floor  in Rome (65kB)
you "can see" tomatoes, peppers (spicy), a pumpkin, basil and some flowers.
cià
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thomsonicus
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my garden looks a bit like a jungle, but my mother likes it this way (about two hours of mowing the darn lawn ahead of me today 
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