Your Questions About Green Living

Gerald Celente just told Fox News the world is going to have the “Greatest Depression??”?

Do you think this is likely to come to pass?

He says the economy is in such a deep mess that unless we have the equivalent of the discovery of fire, like an alternative energy, to create real productivity in the economy, we’re in trouble.

Tax and food riots, etc.

If energy suppliers provided Alternative Energy equipment?

(mass produced to lower the cost).
(A small weekly charge for the equipment but all power derived clean, safe and FREE).

Wouldn’t that solve a lot of problems?
EG. lowering carbon emissions, helping the end-users and the Planet…
They could still make a profit…

But no, that’s not happening! They’d rather give vouchers, at whose expense?:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7275508.stm
To be clearer:
I’m talking about existing power companies who sell elec produced via nuclear power, power stations etc.
It’s not my idea – this was successfully introduced but the idea was dropped – maybe because nuclear power felt threatened.
Details are in: Project it
available for FREE download via
http://www.the-alternative.org.uk

There, you see, the best things are free (just as God intended).

Yeh, hopefully we will all live happliy ever after!? What’s wrong with that?

Why are birds deaths ok when they are for alternative energy?

Why does one winmill farm killing in California killing 2,200 edangered species of birds a year, result in no response from the government?
http://www.modbee.com/opinion/community/story/400870.html

Why does killing 85 birds over 5 years reult in $600,000 in fines for Exxon?
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-exxon-birds14-2009aug14,0,626783.story
The blades kill the birds. They can’t see them when they are flying.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-01-04-windmills-usat_x.htm

If building kill more birds, again why is Exxon being fined $600,000 for killing 17 birds a year.

On top of that, Exxon has paid 2.5 million to avoid killing the birds.

So if you don’t care about birds, or buildings kill more birds than windmills, why is 17 birds a year worh over 3 millilon dollars when it is an oil company?

Is this another example of what the left thinks is effective alternative energy?

“The property tax burden on our solar project is 60 times as much as the property tax burden on the nuclear power plant when calculated on a per kilowatt hour basis,” he said.
Kalamazoo Solar has filed an appeal with the Michigan Tax Tribunal over the property tax issue, but in the meantime, it has to continue paying the property tax, Field said. The appeals were filed a year ago but it could be another two years before the hearing takes place

http://www.mlive.com/news/kalamazoo/index.ssf/2011/05/solar_farm_near_climax_loosing.html

how do PETA & other animal rights groups feel about the slaughtering of animals for alternative energy?

do you think this kind of thing will escalate under cap-and-trade? what kind of impact might it have on avian migratory patterns & the environment?
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http://www.usatoday.com/printedition/news/20090922/a_windfarms22.art.htm?loc=interstitialskip
WHO: you would think the UN’s ‘biodiversity’ hooplah might have helped your buddies… i guess the UN only cares about the wildlife when it’s screwing humans & altering our land… stupid un… screw the birds, they’d rather put socal in a drought & “desert-ify” our farmland in the name of a fish… does anyone see how backwards this is?