Hawaii Becomes First State To Require Solar Water Heaters

Hawaii has become the first state to require solar water heaters in new homes. The bill was signed into law by Governor Linda Lingle, a Republican. It requires the energy-saving systems in homes starting in 2010.

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The Peak; Oil2Wind Power...Are We THERE Yet?

Several years ago, one of the inventors in Mojave, CA, who was part of a pioneering effort in Alternative Fuel came up with the Acronym: THE, which stands for Transportation, Housing, Energy; the most basic needs in our modern world...This core project mission statement was later "blogged" under the heading: Are We THERE Yet..? EnergyTalk LIVE

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PatronOfTheArts: Sponsor a Filmmaker or Artist Program

We are creating a program to match Filmmakers and Artists in need of funding with Patrons who support projects that interest them. Patrons will be given the opportunity to directly "sponsor Filmmakers and Artists" through tax-deductible contributions, large and small.

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Interview Chris Brogan & Ronald Lewis About Social Media

Last week while at SXSW, I sat down for an interview with Chris Brogan, as he guest hosted John HavensNew Media Havens show on BlogTalk Radio. Ronald Lewis of lijit was also there, for a discussion that focused on media making, building community, and the new age of advertising. Live discussions on EnergyTalk LIVE at BTR and AlternativeEnergy.com

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OnDayOne.org The New President Should:

Seek out the best and wisest counselers on energy and foreign affairs. We cannot afford to spend another trillion dollars on foreign policy mistakes.. submitted from EnergyTalk LIVE at BlogTalkRadio; hosted by AlternativeEnergy.com

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An 8W LED Bulb That Replaces A 60W Bulb

The Geobulb is a 8 watt LED light that replaces a 60 watt incandescent bulb. It generates 800 lumens of light to be exact -- either warm white light or cool white.

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Solar Roofing Tiles

What if your roof could power your house in addition to reducing cooling costs? AlternativeEnrgy.com and BlogTalkRadio bring you EnergyTalk LIVE!

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