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   5/23/08

   wehireu

   The Apollo Alliance had a lot of backing from the Clintons, I don't know where it is now. www.apolloalliance.org
   There is also the Rocky Mountain Institute www.rmi.org which does a lot of political consulting,
   There is also, the US Climate Action Partnership which forced President Bush to acknowledge global warming. www.us-cap.org/

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   5/24/08

   focusorganic

   Thank you for those links!

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   1/20/09

   MadScientist

   I have a couple of related posts on my blog. Since we have a "No Self Promotion" guideline, you will have to check my profile for my blog and check the posts there. But I do discuss the 27 campaign promises that President Barack Obama made while trying to win the Presidency. Further still, I am offering solutions that he can use to fulfil those campaign promises.

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      1/22/09

      RecycleCindy

      It is acceptable to drop a link to a related post within a discussion. Also the rules about No Self Promotion are more lax within groups such as this. We don't have the posting police normally within groups like they do on the main discussion boards.
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      1/22/09

      MadScientist

      Well in that case, check out www.GreenRnD.com to see my posts on President Barack Obama and his campaign promises.
      
      He has set the bar EXTREMELY high for himself, and even with a heavy Democrat majority in congress, it will be difficult to deliver on all of them.
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   1/26/09

   shanoo92

   please comment and engage in to the conversation
   
   
   environment2energy.blogspot.com/2009/01/solar-energy-reshaping-future-of-en...

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      1/26/09

      MadScientist

      Shanoo92:
      
      I stopped by your blog, but could not figure out for the life of me how to add a comment. So I was not able to join in the conversation. But on the landing page, you have some pretty good information. I do not know, if I share your conclusion that a SOLAR power revolution is inevitable. I think that there are some inherent limitations of Solar, as with all alternative solutions and I think that is why it will not be a prime driver, but rather a part of a larger multi faceted approach that will use Wind, Sun, Magnetics, and Hydrogen as the end state solution, with lots of greener improvements to existing technology so that we can retrofit our existing homes and cars until the generation of non-fossil fuel cars are available.
      
      But thats my view on it. I am adding unique content pretty regularly to my blog, which so far is not cluttered with a bazillion links and adds etc. Would be worth checking out...
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   6/09/09

   divindia (guest)

   it was nice reading ur blog

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