Nobel Stat of the Year
Ryan | 16 10 2007Mark Steyn writes:
Well, the average US household consumes 10,656 kilowatt-hours of electricity. In 2006, the Gores wolfed down nearly 221,000kWh.
Lesson: before you can save the world from other people, you should try saving the world from yourself.
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