By: Wind Power Australia

Wind Power Australia — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:24:15 +0000

Nice post. Looks like wind power is really starting to get some serious consideration in Australia now.

By: Sydney

Sydney — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 19:20:32 +0000

Uncle B – You’re so right that the time is now and that renewable energy (or perpetual energy, as you point out) is the way to go – for so many reasons. Thanks for stopping by – look forward to hearing from you again!

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 16:29:34 +0000

Southwestern Solar Oil
If, and that is a big “IF” Obama succeeds in Solar efforts in the American South West, and relieves the costs, direct, implied and blackmailed, of imported oil, we will no longer pay for the oil or the wars, in Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, or any where else the subversive bastards want our “Mercenaries for oil favors” army. Additionally, we will set out on a new technological course on a virgin territory, developing solar installations, adaptations, new fuels, cars, and lifestyles, leaving the “burn something 1930’s lifestyle” we now cherish, and develop a sustainable lifestyle for Americans. Wind power can work in the same direction. The thing the American mindset cannot get is that these energy forms are perpetual! not just sustainable, and the magic phrase “renewable” but perpetual in nature! Like an oil well that never goes dry, once a solar or wind installation is complete, for maintenance costs only, it keeps producing forever! If Obama can get the US. hooked on this mindset, we will be ushered into the 21 century and a new technology age with great abundance – We just have to unhook from the OPEC and Saudi status quo, adapt to wind, solar, wave, geothermal and tidal power and we are there! It is not a matter of economics alone, it is a matter of leverage on society!

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