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    • … energy that could be harvested from food, fodder and wood, and from wind. When this had been stretched to its limit, things fell apart. If you’re interested in finding out more, the original organisation which made the initial predictions 30 years ago can be found here and the good news - if we …

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    • … Simplifying your life is about having more - not less - of the good things. More passion. More meaningful work and relationships. And you can have more of those things by having fewer of the bad things - unsatisfying rituals, self-destructive habits, energy-draining feelings, and so on. Today, I’d like …

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    • my comment: the article below is immoderate to say the least and I don’t agree with a few things he says; however, there’s a few nuggets of truth in there: tax loss selling is likely to produce even better buying opportunities in quality companies next month commodities could go down even further …

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    • … touted their success, and their perception of the message it sends: ”Instead of pouring good money after bad trying to fix old coal technology, investors should be looking to wind, solar and energy efficiency technologies that are going to power the economy, create jobs, and help the climate recover …

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    • … solar system, where the inner two planets have survived. Spock finds the Constellation, which has no energy output and is drifting. They put it on screen–of course, it’s identical to its sister ship, the Enterprise–and Kirk calls Red Alert. Credits. After the credits, we see a close-up of the damaged …

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    • … electronics. And you had better watch China’s electric car initiatives. Could turn out to be nothing – but if they get mass production ramped up before anyone else – damn. Damn! Which brings up the question of energy. China needs better access to energy too, and pollution is getting bad here. They have …

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    • … professor. The news is not good. In 2007, there were about 144 new coal-fired power plants on the drawing boards of the U.S. energy utilities. But, said the professor, “We will probably build none of them.” Indeed, “The electric industry in the U.S. is in terrible shape,” said the CMU man. So we …

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    • … begin once the reforms started and good things were happening in the country, much like the true original rebels in Star Wars (Episode 1-3) were fighting to instill the Galactic Empire, not free themselves from it. Our enemies are strong and bold and in their own minds have God on their side, very …

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    • … touted their success, and their perception of the message it sends: ”Instead of pouring good money after bad trying to fix old coal technology, investors should be looking to wind, solar and energy efficiency technologies that are going to power the economy, create jobs, and help the climate recover …

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    • … And now, what does it mean that we appear to be on the brink of entering a global depression? I know the economic pundits keep saying it isn’t as bad as it looks. But they have been saying that for over eight years and things just keep getting worse! So my question now is what is the plan? What’s …




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