We can point fingers. We can blame the "West". Others around the globe are pointing their fingers at the US.
If it was just the US or North America then others would be doing well, right?
Not so fast....
It turns out we are all in this together.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
30 Best Eco Sites
Our friends over at Listropolis have posted an interesting link to a list of The 30 Best Eco Sites.
Check them out. (Thanks for the info Shaun)
http://www.listropolis.com/2008/09/the-30-best-eco-sites-on-the-web/

Check them out. (Thanks for the info Shaun)
http://www.listropolis.com/2008/09/the-30-best-eco-sites-on-the-web/
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
100 Mile Diet - Eating Locally
It is so simple. It just makes sense.
Buying local supports local business owners and farmers. The food is fresher, most likely better quality and better for you.
Check out this site and make a pledge to do more to eat better and buy local.
Visit the Site
See the FAQs
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Bernie Mac Should Still Be Alive.
Bernie Mac Another Casualty of Conventional Medicine?
Excerpt from an article by Mike Adams (NaturalNews)
The number of famous people dying at the hands of conventional medical doctors is increasing at an alarming rate. Today comedian Bernie Mac (best known for appearing in Oceans Eleven and The Bernie Mac Show) died today following hospitalization and treatment for pneumonia. At the young age of 50, Bernie Mac joins numerous other notable celebrities who have died while being treated with conventional pharmaceuticals or chemotherapy: Heath Ledger, Peter Jennings, Tim Russert and many more.
Pneumonia is an infection that fails to be properly handled by the body's own immune system. Bernie Mac's immune system, it turns out, was suppressed by pharmaceuticals due to treatments for an autoimmune disorder he was previously diagnosed with, called sarcoidosis.
The most common treatments for sarcoidosis are dangerous steroids (like Prednisone) or immune system suppressants like Methotrexate. Following his treatment with one or both of these pharmaceuticals, Bernie Mac was described as having his sarcoidosis go into "remission." That's conventional medicine's code word for masking symptoms with dangerous chemicals while ignoring the underlying cause of the disease.
"Sarcoidosis," meanwhile, is just a fancy-sounding name for an imbalanced immune system almost always caused by dietary imbalances and exposure to toxic chemicals through processed foods, pharmaceuticals, personal care products and other environmental sources (like pesticides or cleaning solvents). Bernie Mac didn't really have sarcoidosis; he was merely given that label by doctors who attached a fancy name to a pattern of symptoms that Bernie Mac expressed. ....
Read The Full Article
Excerpt from an article by Mike Adams (NaturalNews)
The number of famous people dying at the hands of conventional medical doctors is increasing at an alarming rate. Today comedian Bernie Mac (best known for appearing in Oceans Eleven and The Bernie Mac Show) died today following hospitalization and treatment for pneumonia. At the young age of 50, Bernie Mac joins numerous other notable celebrities who have died while being treated with conventional pharmaceuticals or chemotherapy: Heath Ledger, Peter Jennings, Tim Russert and many more.
Pneumonia is an infection that fails to be properly handled by the body's own immune system. Bernie Mac's immune system, it turns out, was suppressed by pharmaceuticals due to treatments for an autoimmune disorder he was previously diagnosed with, called sarcoidosis.
The most common treatments for sarcoidosis are dangerous steroids (like Prednisone) or immune system suppressants like Methotrexate. Following his treatment with one or both of these pharmaceuticals, Bernie Mac was described as having his sarcoidosis go into "remission." That's conventional medicine's code word for masking symptoms with dangerous chemicals while ignoring the underlying cause of the disease.
"Sarcoidosis," meanwhile, is just a fancy-sounding name for an imbalanced immune system almost always caused by dietary imbalances and exposure to toxic chemicals through processed foods, pharmaceuticals, personal care products and other environmental sources (like pesticides or cleaning solvents). Bernie Mac didn't really have sarcoidosis; he was merely given that label by doctors who attached a fancy name to a pattern of symptoms that Bernie Mac expressed. ....
Read The Full Article
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Cars Running On Compressed Air!
I got excited when I read this. Then I really got excited when I saw the video. Both are great ideas and I really love the Aussie rotary version!
Imagine how we can change the level of pollution in cities and even travel long distances with this technology coupled with biodiesel or other fuels. If "air stations" where everywhere we could use nothing but air!
This video is less than 9 minutes long and well worth it. I plan on tracking this technology and will bring you any news I find out.
US Company Site - Click Here
French Company Official Site - Click Here
Australian Rotary Engine Air Car Site - Click Here

Imagine how we can change the level of pollution in cities and even travel long distances with this technology coupled with biodiesel or other fuels. If "air stations" where everywhere we could use nothing but air!
This video is less than 9 minutes long and well worth it. I plan on tracking this technology and will bring you any news I find out.
US Company Site - Click Here
French Company Official Site - Click Here
Australian Rotary Engine Air Car Site - Click Here
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Arizona to Get Wind Power
Salt River Project officials said the proposed plant, to be built about 18 miles northwest of Snowflake with turbines stretching more than 300 feet high, finally offered the utility an affordable wind-power option.
Utility officials said Monday that they have agreed to buy electricity from the plant's operator, enough to power more than 15,000 homes.
Full Article at the Arizona Republic Web Site - Click Here
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