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Toyota

Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Thursday, January 16, 2014

Solar Energy Spill!



Last week, nearly 8,000 gallons of a chemical used in coal power plants spilled into West Virginia’s drinking water. But have you ever heard of a solar energy spill? This pic from The Other 98% is the only one we've seen.

If you agree that we’ve got to kick our coal habit and invest in clean energy now, show your support here: http://wefb.it/T78sPi
 

Occupy Democrats's photo.
 
List of shootings on school campuses since the December of 2012 Newtown tragedy. Is this the America that you want for your children?
 
 
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America's photo.
 
ANOTHER WEEK OF SHOOTING DEATHS IN AMERICA: So far this week we've witnessed the 30th school shooting since Newtown by a 12-year-old in New Mexico; a Florida father was shot dead in a movie theater for texting during previews; a 5-year-old in Omaha was killed by a stray bullet while she was eating breakfast; two mothers, one in Florida and one in Utah, shot and killed their children and then committed suicide; and last night, in an Indiana super market, a gunman shot and killed two women and was pointing his semi-automatic weapon at a third victim when police took him down: http://tinyurl.com/n2zw57l. This is not happening in other developed countries. The horror and tragedy resulting from our lax gun laws can be stopped, but only if we collectively rise up and demand change. Concern, sadness and prayers aren't enough: you must act. Today. Join your state chapter now: http://momsdemandaction.org/join-us/
 
 
In defense of critical thinking.
 
In defense of critical thinking.
 
 
350.org
 



Oil Spills Leave Trinidad's Beaches Covered In Crude
huffingtonpost.com
At least 11 oil spills have crippled parts of Trinidad and Tobago, coating miles of beach with crude as the state-owned energy company scrambles to control what's being called one of the country's worst environmental disasters. Petrotrin, Trinidad's state-owned oil company, first responded to an
 
 


 
 
Trinidad and Tobago is facing a major oil disaster right now. State-owned oil company Petrotrin has confirmed ELEVEN oil spills since December -- but the story gets dirtier.

The pipeline responsible for the first of the leaks may not have undergone any inspections for the past 17 years, despite a government audit in 2010. And while trying to cover-up the extent of the spills, Petrotrin claimed that at least two of them had been the work of saboteurs. Typical.
 
 
 
While climate deniers in Congress are trying to limit the EPA’s ability to address climate change, communities like Shishmaref, Alaska are living with its effects everyday. Rising sea levels and coastal erosion are causing so much damage, the village may have to relocate.

‪#‎ActOnClimate‬ today by supporting strong carbon pollution standards: http://www.lcv.org/CutCarbon
 
 
 
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services may sound harmless, but this secretive wildlife-extermination agency is killing as many as 3 million coyotes, bears, beavers, foxes, birds, wolves and other native animals each year.

Now, Wildlife Services is gunning to expand its wolf-killing program to Washington state.

Please act now to urge the USDA to protect Washington's recovering wolf populations and rein in Wildlife Services.

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