The Future of Biofuels Is Not in Corn

As we have said to people in Idaho that used to grow/harvest sugar beets...why has there been no mention of sugar beets as a source of ethanol? At least there are people who recognize that what government tries to subsidize cannot sustain natural growth.

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Ron Paul on the Bailout, Subprime Loans

Ron Paul, the only Candidate dealing with the real issues. 2 and one half billion petrodollars every day until november 2008...equals one Trilllion Petrodollars!

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Ron Paul's Speech at Iowa Straw Poll

Ron Paul speaks to an enthusiastic audience in Ames, Iowa, Aug. 11, 2007 He stated that the government is borrowing two and a half Billion petrodollars/day. That means one Trillion dollars from foreign banks before the next election!

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Three more join Victor Valley College race

I was able to meet several of the board of trustees, who are currently trying to bail water on the Exxon Valdez, as they voted unanimously to support the windpower development at VVC, which will be the first community college in the State of California to invest in windpower production.

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Ontario Gets Monster Solar Farm

The image presented here about the potential solar farm is quite fascinating and creates a good representation of what this farm might look like. However, I am wondering what the life expectancy of these solar panels are and what kind of repairs that might have to be done after acouple Canadian winters?

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Green Goes Modular...2006-05-31 By Jeff Siegel

Michelle Kaufman Designs (MKD), a group of ‘green’ architects/designers have taken the lead in modular ‘green’ homes by integrating the low-cost of a modular home with green building standards…like energy efficiency, recycled building materials, healthier levels of indoor air quality and water reduction.They call the ‘green’ homes, Glidehouse

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10 Months of Alaskan Oil: A Soggy Band Aid on a Sinking Ship

But hey, there's an awful lot of oil up there too. We're talking between 6 and 13 billion barrels. At 13 billion barrels...that's enough to cover U.S. consumption for almost 2 years. At 6 billion, we're looking at about 10 fun-filled months. So what will the going rate for regular unleaded be with $80 oil...$90 oil...$100 oil?

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