Comments on: Brad Lancaster, Part Two http://sustainableroute.com/2007/02/brad-lancaster-part-2/ Ashley Hodson and Megan Mclaughlin went on a road trip around the country exploring the wide world of sustainability. They've worked long and hard to bring you videos about everyday folks and their flavors of environmental responsibility! Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:49:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Tony Hall http://sustainableroute.com/2007/02/brad-lancaster-part-2/#comment-3775 Tony Hall Tue, 20 Mar 2007 08:42:36 +0000 http://sustainableroute.com/?p=72#comment-3775 It's a cold, wet morning in London and your video brought a breath of fresh air to my day. Trees in our urban street are gradually disappearing, the council cuts them down, people move in and cut them down, none are replaced, front gardens are paved over for car parking, the bird life has decreased, and people wonder why the quality of life doesn't feel too good - I think I might move to the desert. It’s a cold, wet morning in London and your video brought a breath of fresh air to my day.
Trees in our urban street are gradually disappearing, the council cuts them down, people move in and cut them down, none are replaced, front gardens are paved over for car parking, the bird life has decreased, and people wonder why the quality of life doesn’t feel too good - I think I might move to the desert.

]]> By: Alex Grogan http://sustainableroute.com/2007/02/brad-lancaster-part-2/#comment-2609 Alex Grogan Tue, 06 Mar 2007 14:04:16 +0000 http://sustainableroute.com/?p=72#comment-2609 Similar to the Heat Island Effect, I have noticed that large paved parking lots tend to have the same effect. Reflecting the sun's rays, all that heat needs to go someplace. Also, have you ever thought about the radio transmissions(from cellphones, tv stations, radio, etc). If a microwave can cook food simply by a high-frequency wave, I would think that the numerous current radio waves MUST be contributing a bit to the warming of the atmosphere. Am I way off on that one? Any research in that area? Similar to the Heat Island Effect, I have noticed that large paved parking lots tend to have the same effect.

Reflecting the sun’s rays, all that heat needs to go someplace.

Also, have you ever thought about the radio transmissions(from cellphones, tv stations, radio, etc). If a microwave can cook food simply by a high-frequency wave, I would think that the numerous current radio waves MUST be contributing a bit to the warming of the atmosphere. Am I way off on that one?
Any research in that area?

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