http://benisntfunny.com/2010/01/25/three-great-ideas/ I'm Perfect Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:31:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://benisntfunny.com/2010/01/25/three-great-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Simona Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:18:00 +0000 http://benisntfunny.com/?p=146#comment-74 Cannot but agree. Three great ideas! However, I think the KRT doesn’t touch the seed of the corn problem, the latter not only being unhealthy, but also causing more global warming. Genetically produced corn is mostly used to feed the cattle, while the latter's production emits a lot of greenhouse gas. Another path to a long-term solution should therefore also be converting corn fields into permanent pastures, where then grazing the cattle and at the same time help keeping CO2 in the ground. That, of course, doesn’t diminish the impact of your green corn idea. I just believe that its long term solution should start at its production, the latter having a huge further spill over effect. Cannot but agree. Three great ideas! However, I think the KRT doesn’t touch the seed of the corn problem, the latter not only being unhealthy, but also causing more global warming. Genetically produced corn is mostly used to feed the cattle, while the latter's production emits a lot of greenhouse gas. Another path to a long-term solution should therefore also be converting corn fields into permanent pastures, where then grazing the cattle and at the same time help keeping CO2 in the ground. That, of course, doesn’t diminish the impact of your green corn idea. I just believe that its long term solution should start at its production, the latter having a huge further spill over effect.

]]> http://benisntfunny.com/2010/01/25/three-great-ideas/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Simona Mon, 25 Jan 2010 13:18:00 +0000 http://benisntfunny.com/?p=146#comment-122 Cannot but agree. Three great ideas! However, I think the KRT doesn’t touch the seed of the corn problem, the latter not only being unhealthy, but also causing more global warming. Genetically produced corn is mostly used to feed the cattle, while the latter's production emits a lot of greenhouse gas. Another path to a long-term solution should therefore also be converting corn fields into permanent pastures, where then grazing the cattle and at the same time help keeping CO2 in the ground. That, of course, doesn’t diminish the impact of your green corn idea. I just believe that its long term solution should start at its production, the latter having a huge further spill over ef Cannot but agree. Three great ideas! However, I think the KRT doesn’t touch the seed of the corn problem, the latter not only being unhealthy, but also causing more global warming. Genetically produced corn is mostly used to feed the cattle, while the latter's production emits a lot of greenhouse gas. Another path to a long-term solution should therefore also be converting corn fields into permanent pastures, where then grazing the cattle and at the same time help keeping CO2 in the ground. That, of course, doesn’t diminish the impact of your green corn idea. I just believe that its long term solution should start at its production, the latter having a huge further spill over ef

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