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     BIO
Sep. 02, 2008

Palin Misses the Point

More on: Sarah Palin,   Republican,   energy policy,   convention,   acceptance speech,   coal,   oil,   clean coal 

Sarah Palin is a good speaker.

That much became evident very quickly in her acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night.

But what also became apparent is that she has fallen for the same broken thinking on energy policy that has dogged her party for years..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Aug. 18, 2008

A Beautiful Day

More on: Roy Blunt,   Ag Tour,   Supercritical Methanol biodiesel 

The EPA declined to give Texas Gov. Rick Perry and his poultry packing buddies the waiver on renewable fuels they asked for. And Monsanto has
decided to sell off and stop promoting their Recumbent Bovine Growth Hormone.

I realize that my past two blogs addressing these two issues had nothing to do with the outcomes, it does however always feel good to know that the viewyou have of an issue is indeed the correct one..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Aug. 11, 2008

Get a Grip - Part Two

Now for the second part of this little rant. As if the poor reporting about ethanol by NPR was not enough to keep me lit up all day another report about our friends at Monsanto comes out as well.

Monsanto is in the courts again. This time they are after the dairy industry..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Aug. 05, 2008

Get a Grip - Part One

In the past I have been chided for some of my blogs being “divisive” or “too political”. Well hold on to your hats folks because today I am just flat
pissed off!!!!

I will start with an NPR report I heard earlier this week. The report referenced the state of Texas requesting a waiver from the federal government on the requirement to use ethanol in their fuel..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jul. 28, 2008

UNEXPLORED CONNECTIONS: Tony Jones

I've spent a lot of time on the road this summer. In fact, my friends and I have put about 10,000 miles on an RV, and we've got about 5,000 more to go. Driving the interstates of this country, it really does become evident how reliant we are on trucking and diesel fuel to fund our way of life..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jul. 27, 2008

Sarah Steelman's Misleading Ads

More on: ethanol,   Sarah Steelman,   Missouri,   low gas prices  

I used to really respect Sarah Steelman.

I thought her stand against the insurance company hornswoggle known as "tort reform" was a tremendous, courageous stand.

But unfortunately, her latest (and silliest) ad in her grab to be Missouri's next governor has unmasked her as another politician willing to trade sides for no reason at all, other than supporting the sentiment of the moment..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jul. 21, 2008

Solutions (or, Hug a Farmer)


Problems abound in the world today, much as they always have. Throughout human history we have faced war, famine and disease. Weather patterns have changed and once-vibrant farmlands have been reduced to deserts. Ecological variants have caused the downfall of thriving societies, sometimes due to poor resource management, some times due to the whims of nature..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jul. 06, 2008

Interdependence

Have you ever read or seen a Sherlock Holmes mystery? I have always loved those stories. I love the way Holmes takes what seems to be the smallest detail and used it to find the culprit. A speck of dirt from someone’s shoe, a bit of tobacco left at the scene of the crime, Holmes always found ways to use those seemingly meaningless clues solve the unsolvable..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jun. 03, 2008

EcoSoul

More on: EcoSoul,   alternative energy,   hydrogen,   Avalon,   Catalina,   California 

When I was in California last week, I had the chance to sit down with Skip Staats.

Skip has devoted much of the last twenty years to his project EcoSoul, which, for my money, is one of the coolest ideas around..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 26, 2008

Corn-fused

Ally Klimkoski  All blogs by Ally Klimkoski
More on: corn,   use of corn for ethanol,   causes of rise in food prices 

For the past few weeks news sources have talked about the dangerous influence alternative fuels have on our cost of food.

"The recent rise in corn prices -- almost 70 percent in the past six months --caused by the increased demand for ethanol biofuel has come much sooner than many agriculture economists had expected..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 22, 2008

Disfunctional

More on: Big Oil,   biodiesel,   The Hold Steady 

It will be interesting to see how history views this period of rising energy prices during an era of near-stagnant economic growth.

As I see it, such an event could show people not yet touched by the environmental debate of the huge pull that energy has over our lives, and how we have backed ourselves into the proverbial corner with Big Oil..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 18, 2008

Acres

Over the past year there have been some fascinating conversations about the promise of ethanol. Within that same twelve-month period we have seen many organizations start crying out against the production of ethanol from corn.

Corn-based ethanol in the US has been labeled as a crime against humanity by some..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 15, 2008

Water Is Elemental

More on: water,   wooly mammoth,   Iggy Pop 

Water is the most important thing on this planet.

We can live without money and we do not need oil to survive, but without water everything dies. Everything.

We have as much water today as we have ever had..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 06, 2008

Take Action

More on: Renewable Fuel Standard,   biodiesel,   ethanol 

As you have read in recent days, we don't think much of ethanol and biodiesel being blamed for the world food crisis. Unfortunately, lots of Members of Congress, with short attention spans and long needs for attention, are now asking for the Renewable Fuel Standard to be curbed..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Apr. 28, 2008

Boneheads on parade

Jean Ziegler of the United Nation’s Right to Food Program has claimed that biofuels are a crime against humanity. Ziegler has called for a global five year moratorium on the production of biofuels to avert what he is calling a growing "catastrophe" for the poor..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Apr. 21, 2008

Missouri Stream Team

Elizabeth Exley  All blogs by Elizabeth Exley
More on: environment,   Missouri,   Stream Team,   rainbow trout,   Crane Creek,   Missouri Department of Conservation 

In high school, my mother and I waded out into the water of our cold Crane Creek to fill up some vials with creek water. For me, it was just another one of my mother’s many volunteer activities. She had decided to become a Read blog

 

     BIO
Apr. 17, 2008

Red, Blue and Green

More on: green,   political slogans,   cincinnati reds,   chevron,   walmart,   pineal gland,   hunter s. thompson 

Think about the exodus of the color red.

It started out as a good thing -- a red letter day. The Boston Red Sox used it, and the Cincinnati Reds took it over, leaving their colloquial and original "Redlegs" behind.

But then there was that Communist Party flag..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jan. 27, 2008

Nature

Ever notice how more often than not, folks tend to refer to nature as a thing they are apart from rather than a part of? I am talking about both sides of most environmental arguments here. For people on the political right the environment tends to be something that must promote the making of money in one way or another, an annoyance that tends to be in the way of economic growth and golf courses..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Jan. 01, 2008

You are not going anywhere until you have cleaned up this mess!

Once you make a mess you clean it up.

This should just be part of the way business is done. Instead, we are told that if industry was forced to be responsible for cleaning up its own messes it would be too much of a financial burden. Other arguments claim that the economy would suffer..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Dec. 26, 2007

Food vs. Fuel

Lets start with the obvious: There are people starving all over the world. They are not starving because the earth cannot produce enough food to feed everyone, at least not yet. They are not starving because corn is being used to make ethanol or soy oil going into biodiesel..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Dec. 05, 2007

The Importance of Solar

Hello, Larry Hagman here. Welcome to my first foray into the world of blogging. This is an exciting time for me, at the tender age of 76, having the opportunity to delve into a new medium of communication and education. It’s just fantastic.

Over the last fifty or so years mankind has seen amazing changes..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Nov. 15, 2007

Biofuel on Tour

Yes, we are no longer challenged with the idea of seeking out fuel sources, we are getting it delivered to us at the gig. Bid For Green is doing what needed to be done--creating a data base of fuel suppliers and setting up accounts so that it has been made even easier for us to use biodiesel than to spend the time fueling up in the stinky line at the truck stop, something we've all accepted as part of traveling by tour bus..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Nov. 12, 2007

Get It Straight

The word energy has been thrown bandied about so extensively over the last several years, it’s hard even to understand what people are really talking about.

When we discuss energy and the dependence of the United States on foreign countries for energy we are, almost exclusively, discussing oil..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Nov. 11, 2007

Prosperity without Pollution

The Late, great Dennis Weaver believed in a world where we could have “Prosperity without Pollution”. Dennis understood that our economy and our ecology are two sides of the same coin. In order to have a strong sustainable economy, we need to have a strong, healthy, sustainable natural resource base..» Read blog

 

     BIO
Oct. 23, 2007

Ecolonomics: Doing what is right for the present and the future"

There have been many predictions pertaining to the future of human population here on good old planet Earth. Our most immediate concern should not only be about the overall population of the world, but where they will live..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 20, 2007

Oil Is The New Tobacco

If you want some hope, think of this: Remember walking into a restaurant in the 70s? Remember the thick nicotine
haze that hit you the minute you opened the door? If you were lucky, the
place had a non-smoking section, which essentially was three tables towards
the back where they didn't put an ashtray..» Read blog

 

     BIO
May. 08, 2007

Welcome To Bid For Green

This website focuses on connection: Connecting buyers and sellers,
companies and customers. Our mission is to create the greatest and most
central green space on the internet.

The world of alternative energy reminds me very much of where the internet
was ten years ago: something very exciting, but somewhat scary..» Read blog

 
 
Sep. 02, 2008
Palin Misses the Point
Aug. 18, 2008
A Beautiful Day
Aug. 11, 2008
Get a Grip - Part Two
Aug. 05, 2008
Get a Grip - Part One
Aug. 03, 2008
My First Blog
Jul. 28, 2008
UNEXPLORED CONNECTIONS: Tony Jones
Jul. 27, 2008
Sarah Steelman's Misleading Ads
Jul. 24, 2008
UNEXPLORED CONNECTIONS: God and "Stuff"
Jul. 21, 2008
Solutions (or, Hug a Farmer)
Jul. 06, 2008
Interdependence
Jun. 05, 2008
Travelogue Part 1: Pete Seeger
Jun. 03, 2008
EcoSoul
May. 26, 2008
Corn-fused
May. 22, 2008
Disfunctional
May. 18, 2008
Acres
May. 15, 2008
Water Is Elemental
May. 13, 2008
Downstream
May. 06, 2008
Take Action
May. 02, 2008
Jekyll Island Part II
Apr. 28, 2008
Boneheads on parade
Apr. 27, 2008
Biodiesel is Not The Problem
Apr. 22, 2008
Unexplored Connections: Agent B
Apr. 21, 2008
Missouri Stream Team
Apr. 17, 2008
Red, Blue and Green
Apr. 15, 2008
Unexplored Connections: Elizabeth Exley
Apr. 12, 2008
Unexplored Connections: Ally Klimkoski
Apr. 11, 2008
Unexplored Connections: Dale Wiley
Apr. 10, 2008
Farm Aid
Apr. 10, 2008
Unexplored Connections: Intro
Apr. 10, 2008
10,000 Rain Gardens
Feb. 12, 2008
Through the Half-Truths
Jan. 27, 2008
Do We Have a Moral Obligation to the Future?
Jan. 27, 2008
Nature
Jan. 01, 2008
You are not going anywhere until you have cleaned up this mess!
Dec. 26, 2007
Food vs. Fuel
Dec. 05, 2007
The Importance of Solar
Nov. 15, 2007
Biofuel on Tour
Nov. 12, 2007
Get It Straight
Nov. 11, 2007
Prosperity without Pollution
Oct. 23, 2007
Credit Where Carbon Is Due
Oct. 23, 2007
Ecolonomics: Doing what is right for the present and the future"
Oct. 22, 2007
Using Choices and Voices to Fight Climate Change
Oct. 08, 2007
A Man From Missouri
Oct. 08, 2007
Package Deal
May. 29, 2007
Jekyll Island
May. 20, 2007
Now It's Your Turn
May. 20, 2007
Oil Is The New Tobacco
May. 08, 2007
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