Hello my friend,
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Thanks for the nice strokes about my latest info not spam e-news. No, I don't think I can ride in on a white horse and set our country straight, but I think, as a part of a grass roots movements and demands for change; changes are in the wings or sticking out behind the curtains from time to time. Below is my reply, respecting your feed-back. I wrote this last year. They are the last three paragraphs of an extensive article about the Three Axioms of Green Economics (and how to get there from here.). Here's its link if you have 10 minutes to read it: http://www.green-metroplex.com/Definitions/Green_Economics.html
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We have the means to wean off of fossil burning energy, we just apparently did not have the will to affect a major change toward Green Economics. That time is now.
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It should be clear by now that no social being on earth can avoid their responsibility to our common environment. It is time for individuals like you and I and organizations to evolve our thinking and actions to accept Green Economic axioms. We must forever make them an integral part of our decision making. It is incumbent on each one of us to supplant and set aside elected officials and organizations upon which we overly depend that cannot or will not adapt or adopt green initiatives. We must make changes ourselves and make our representatives adopt Green economics. It is time to step up or find and appoint, vote for and <fund> those that can evolve <our world> into a green, sustainable future.
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Old fossils and fossil energy use are on their way to extinction if they have not already arrived there. I for one choose to adapt, survive and create an environment now, that future generations can survive well in, as well, while improving my own lifestyle. In the simplest terms, every compact bulb one installs or convinces another to use is a step toward that evolution. Every deciduous plant one helps grow on a buildings' south or west side is also a viable effort toward that end. Start. "
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We have the means to wean off of fossil burning energy, we just apparently did not have the will to affect a major change toward Green Economics. That time is now.
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It should be clear by now that no social being on earth can avoid their responsibility to our common environment. It is time for individuals like you and I and organizations to evolve our thinking and actions to accept Green Economic axioms. We must forever make them an integral part of our decision making. It is incumbent on each one of us to supplant and set aside elected officials and organizations upon which we overly depend that cannot or will not adapt or adopt green initiatives. We must make changes ourselves and make our representatives adopt Green economics. It is time to step up or find and appoint, vote for and <fund> those that can evolve <our world> into a green, sustainable future.
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Old fossils and fossil energy use are on their way to extinction if they have not already arrived there. I for one choose to adapt, survive and create an environment now, that future generations can survive well in, as well, while improving my own lifestyle. In the simplest terms, every compact bulb one installs or convinces another to use is a step toward that evolution. Every deciduous plant one helps grow on a buildings' south or west side is also a viable effort toward that end. Start. "
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Best Regards, Warren
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P.S., I agree with one of those who has concerns from, "Listening to Glenn Beck today, we may be in war with Iran and some of the other countries by 2014 and the dollar won't be worth anything." Here is why: http://www.green-metroplex.com/Assorted/Predictions/WW_III.html Sorry about that. I believe that we have YET to change our country's foreign posture sufficiently to avoid what is coming back around to bite us on the backside, very, very hard, indeed. Energy is the key - after this short pause while the number of energy users continues to climb, we'll see the spiral to end all spirals in the price of barrels of oil and and natural gas and eventually our enemies will fight us for it. jwr
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