[p2p-research] does green capitalism manufacture artificial scarcity ...

[Samuel Rose]

Yes,

I think one lesson for those who wrote the article is that you can't always
look at the network graph of people and companies/organizations, and draw
concrete conclusions about connections. Especially when it comes to really
large companies, organizations, governments, and public utilities, etc
People active in the public sphere may very well work with organizations
that also work with companies who are later found to have done something
illegal, immoral, etc. It can happen.



On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 5:27 PM, Chris Watkins
<chriswaterguy at appropedia.org>wrote:

> This might seem obvious to us, but not to the article's author: that Lovins
> no doubt envisaged a much more serious effort at efficiency and the use and
> development of alternatives. If the California government and populace took
> a lazy and short-sighted approach (not unique to California, of course!)
> that's first and foremost on their own heads. Blaming Lovins strikes me as
> completely wrong-headed.
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> Chris
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