Green revolution on the Web

Aaron Milewski, Hilo Hawaii — Tue, 01 May 2007 20:46:24 GMT

the green revolution has been set in motion and will only be encouraged through the media of the world wide web. The internet and the way it has evolutionized knowledge and they we use it. it allows people, corporations, non-profits, scientists, and any green enthusiasts to shares ideas and network connections to solve the problems facing us today. It well ease in the implementation of "green" to the masses by reaching and making it obtainable to the middle classes... sitting at the keystone are social entrepreneurships will take the lead and step in where corportations nor governments have and will not. i believe reasonable financing, taxbreaks is the way to go when trying to compell millions of middle class citizens. would it be such a crazy thing to have a free energy system installed in your home for 20k, while you make monthly payments that would be an average of your 6 lowest electricity payments? not to mention the taxbreaks for an energy free system, it would also be considered a capital investment and the rest would be written off on taxes as well. Still on top of all that electric complanies in the country have systems in which if you live on the grid you can sell back the overflow energy that your household does not use. so to some it up... cheaper payment than a regular ele. bill, fed tax breaks for renewable energy, capital investment tex break, and the possibility of getting money back every month from the over flow. if youre interested in getting involved.... lemme know :) go to our website grnphx.org... it still under construction but register for the email newletter, and keep an eyes out for our upcoming projects, events, and fundraisers.

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Green revolution on the Web

murray mockler, 380 w 12th st , new york, ny 10014 — Wed, 02 May 2007 23:49:52 GMT

yes; im working on wind and solar for a two person dewling, i have questions and some answers