Help for Green Entrepreneurs

What’s a budding eco entrepreneur to do? You have an idea, you have the hutzpah, but who are you going to turn to for help when you need to make a thousand decisions in your first year of operations? What are your favorite resources for entrepreneurs? Please let us know....change.org; greenenergyTV.com and gogreensolar.com.

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Compare and connect your essential home services, includinghome phone,electricity,cable,high-speed Internet,newspapers and more atWhiteFence.com.

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Juan Enriquez: Why Can't We Grow New Energy?

I found the same title on another site, and I am excited about the web site that hosts his video: TED.comThere are some really great ideas being tossed around, with very little getting done to rebuild the communites by getting back to basics; use hands-on training to engage young people; use video to promote hands-on. We are REPower EDU...

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North American Union? New World Order?...Questions Answered?

Could you prove that the process to create an American Union is not underway? Read the article and submit your comments. Conspiracy? Reality? Are we headed toward a New World Order? Do we even know the truth? Find out more. Very Interesting!

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The Book of Mormon : A Dim View of Taxation?

Being a Mormon and a recent libertarian convert, I find myself re-examining a lifetime of religious teachings and concepts in a libertarian light. The Book of Mormon is rich with application for me, including the corruption of power, justification of war in self-defense only, benefit of the market economy, etc.

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Ted dot com...Theme: A Greener Future?

This is a site that I surfed into; there are lots of professionals, covering various themes and conferences, with discussions on each topic. Join and Contribute "Ideas Worth Spreading".

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Flying Humans, Hoping to Land With No Chute

Jeb Corliss wants to jump from a helicopter and land without using a parachute. “Is there some crazy person out there who might beat me because he’s willing to do something more dangerous than me?” Mr. Corliss, 31, said by telephone from his home in Malibu, Calif. “Yes, but I’m not that guy.”

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