 egoldstein says: This is an example of the forward thinking, innovative leadership that Mayor Bloomberg has provided to New York City. I'm certainly a fan of term limits, but this is one person i sure hate to see move on...although i would love to see him be a major player in the next president's cabinet. I imagine that if Obama wins, that is a very real possibility. Did you see that Bloomberg/Paul are on the ballot in Virginia?!http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/A_Bloomberg_Paul_Ticket_on_the_Ballot_in_Virginia There's a lot to say about da Mayor in Chicago, and one of them is that he has been committed to the greening of our fair city since he assumed the mayoralty in 1989. Americans sorely need mayors and governors to take the lead in addressing the environment, as our federal government still has its fingers in its ears. Good for Bloomberg. Good for NYC. Bloomberg is ambitious in that respect and it's good that he caught on. Behind the curve, but moving in the right direction none the less. Whether or not the city will allow it is another. Moving wind turbine blades pose a safety risk, and is one reason why they are mostly found in remote, open areas. The other of course being sufficient, regular winds to turn them. Speaking of blades, The worlds largest wind turbine company is opening a wind turbine blade factory here in Colorado. One of the key factors in locating here: Rail service, powered by: D... |
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