Comments on: Robert Redford On Solar Power

By: Chase Tribley

Chase Tribley — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 03:50:16 +0000

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By: SUNfiltered : Fresh culture daily. » Blog Archive » Building efficiency upgrades: the best-kept secret in Washington?

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:46:51 +0000

[...] Solar panels are certainly sexier than insulation, and new LEED-certified buildings look better on the front page than aging houses. Are aesthetics the main reason that newer technologies and practices get all the attention, while retrofits and efficiency upgrades are relegated to the sidelines of most conversations about a clean energy future? [...]

By: Rate Crimes

Rate Crimes — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:13:59 +0000

Please visit the Rate Crimes blog. I attempt to explain how and why the electric utilities and their partners in the most sun-soaked state manipulate the economics of energy to supress the value of solar energy and energy conservation in order to maintain the dangerous status quo of coal and nuclear energy.

By: Joe Nikk

Joe Nikk — Wed, 06 May 2009 05:41:08 +0000

Mr. Redford,
A) Solar tec. is due for a big jump ahead. The first improvement could be easily
placed by providing the average home owner with an effective and in expensive piece of legislation. If the power grid was required to by back power, without the home owner being subjected to ridiculous surcharges, the expense of power storage would immediately disappear. The resulting increase in product demand
would do more than the constitution equipped the executive office to do on it’s own. {The U.S. Treasury used to ‘stock’ people for doing this ‘sort of thing’, have you noticed where they have all gone? (The U.S House is limited to ‘real concerns’, in case you find yourself talking to a wall.)}
B) As far back as Kent, the US Federal courts decided that the property rights of any person are secondary to his/her need to hear a law enforcement officer read the Miranda’s. The U.S hasn’t ‘fallen behind’, it has lost the, very real, capacity to ‘show up for the foot race’ altogether. You can just go to any mall or lumberyard and try to ‘Buy American made’, you will immediately see the true genius in trusting the prosecutor to find you a good attorney. (Responsibilty is not mentioned in the judicial part of the Constiution, to save you all a lot on postage.)
C) I have heard several rumours that the ‘true origins of Sundance’ lie in play-writers, trying to get a job, on a set where you were working. Any comments?

By: Paul von Hartmann

Paul von Hartmann — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:56:22 +0000

“…bold, visionary actions we need right now.”

How bad do things have to get before ALL solutions are considered?

The most efficient, available, affordable, environmentally beneficial, and potentially abundant solar panel on Earth is the Cannabis leaf. I’m disappointed that Mr. Redford hasn’t publicly acknowledged the critical importance of industrial hemp agriculture. It’s a critical “strategic resource” that deserves widespread, primary consideration.

The NRDC would benefit from Mr. Redford’s leadership in calling for an objective and comprehensive revaluation of Cannabis agriculture, manufacture and trade in the context of present crises potentiating extinction.

We are on the verge of irreversible synergistic collapse of environment, economics and social order. Unless Cannabis agriculture is recognized as an unique and essential resource, our species will never see the end of this Century.

By: Ellie Stoesser

Ellie Stoesser — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 17:03:16 +0000

Please contact me at: MEStoesser @aol.com I’m trying to get an update re: article by Paul Foy, “Utah Land Avoids Oil Industry” posted Feb. 5.
What happended (if anything) with BLM auction on 3/24/09 with parcels in “redrock country”.

I’ve tried to ‘blog’ on “The Green” & this site, only to get blased out by AOL.
(Am receiving my subscribed to messages on e-mail site). Greatful for direct update, if you can do. Kindest regards, El