Only after the last tree has been cut down...the last river has been
poisoned...the last fish caught, only then will you find that money cannot be
eaten."- Cree Indian Prophesy
"The battle we have fought, and are still fighting for the forests is a part of the
eternal conflict between right and wrong, and we cannot expect to see the
end of it ... So we must count on watching and striving for these trees, and
should always be glad to find anything so surely good and noble to strive for."
- John Muir
"The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives."
- Native American Proverb
How Solar Runs in Concert with Electricity
A worker on a plantation in Sungai Buloh, Malaysia, collects oil palm fruit. Malaysia is the center of the global palm oil industry.
KUANTAN, Malaysia -- Rising prices for cooking oil are forcing residents of Asia's largest slum, in Mumbai, India, to ration every drop. Bakeries in the United States are fretting over higher shortening costs. And here in Malaysia, brand-new factories built to convert vegetable oil into diesel sit idle, their owners unable to afford the raw material.
This is the other oil shock. From India to Indiana, shortages and soaring prices for palm oil, soybean oil and many other types of vegetable oils are the latest, most striking example of a developing global problem: costly food.
We Have the Technology Today So Let's Go Green Today- Not Tomorrow
Wind Power Poised to be the Sleeping Giant of Green Energy
Then Again there's Big Oil Spending Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Order to Block Clean Energy
Time to Put the Plug Back In
