Comments for Greenly.com.au http://www.greenly.com.au Mon, 14 Mar 2011 04:05:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on RSPCA backs killing 1000 wild pigs by Stella http://www.greenly.com.au/green-living/rspca-backs-killing-1000-wild-pigs/comment-page-1/#comment-341 Stella Mon, 14 Mar 2011 04:05:22 +0000 http://www.greenly.com.au/?p=1880#comment-341 Feral pigs are amazing animals. It's not their fault that they were allowed to be introduced to Australia and released. How would you like to be trapped, shot or poisoned? Equality. Feral pigs are amazing animals. It’s not their fault that they were allowed to be introduced to Australia and released. How would you like to be trapped, shot or poisoned?

Equality.

]]> Comment on Electric cars could be seen in Oz in 2011 by Michael James http://www.greenly.com.au/home-garden/electric-cars-could-be-seen-in-oz-in-2011/comment-page-1/#comment-309 Michael James Tue, 08 Mar 2011 08:43:33 +0000 http://www.greenly.com.au/?p=1932#comment-309 I think the biggest setback with an electric car is losing the ability to fill up in 2 minutes (petrol based car). Unfortunately it takes hours to charge the batteries of an electric car, and it isn't very convenient. What we need is a standard interchangeable battery pack. Drive into a servo, an automated machine drops out your battery pack, puts it in a 'charging bank', and raises a already charged battery pack into your car, this will solve the inconvenience. I think the biggest setback with an electric car is losing the ability to fill up in 2 minutes (petrol based car). Unfortunately it takes hours to charge the batteries of an electric car, and it isn’t very convenient. What we need is a standard interchangeable battery pack. Drive into a servo, an automated machine drops out your battery pack, puts it in a ‘charging bank’, and raises a already charged battery pack into your car, this will solve the inconvenience.

]]> Comment on A chance to live in Australia’s first green home by Leigh http://www.greenly.com.au/green-living/a-chance-to-live-in-australias-first-green-home/comment-page-1/#comment-307 Leigh Tue, 15 Feb 2011 02:51:35 +0000 http://www.greenly.com.au/?p=1927#comment-307 Wow! I wish there was one of these houses in Canberra, what an experience that will be for the lucky family who wins. Wow! I wish there was one of these houses in Canberra, what an experience that will be for the lucky family who wins.

]]> Comment on Australia’s sustainable seafood guide by Jeff http://www.greenly.com.au/food/eating/australia%e2%80%99s-sustainable-seafood-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-293 Jeff Wed, 04 Aug 2010 05:43:32 +0000 http://www.greenly.com.au/?p=958#comment-293 Hi all. Such guides could be useful, but we also need to look at whether the guide is actually factually correct. For example, I buy "Bight redfish" in Adelaide because the BRS status reports (on which the AMCS guide is largely based) show it to be sustainable. Bight redfish is from SA and WA. The AMCS guide says don't eat "Redfish", which seems to be a different species caught on the east coast. Looks like the guide needs updating to avoid confusion. Not sure if other species are also misrepresented? Hi all. Such guides could be useful, but we also need to look at whether the guide is actually factually correct. For example, I buy “Bight redfish” in Adelaide because the BRS status reports (on which the AMCS guide is largely based) show it to be sustainable. Bight redfish is from SA and WA. The AMCS guide says don’t eat “Redfish”, which seems to be a different species caught on the east coast. Looks like the guide needs updating to avoid confusion. Not sure if other species are also misrepresented?

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