Monthly Archives: June 2009

Wave of Change Building in Middle East

Posted on June 20, 2009 by admin

When thinking of ways to help kick our petroleum addiction, it’s hard not to be thinking of the Middle East and their grip on the World’s energy supply.  Sheiks pump oil, we pay for it,  sheiks get rich and powerful.  … Continue reading →

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Wind Power without the turbine?

Posted on June 19, 2009 by admin

I was reading a blog post today about “wind belts” that extract energy from wind blown across belts. Remember when you made a whistle by blowing across a piece of grass held between your fingers? The energy that generated the … Continue reading →

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Sustainable Energy: Without the hot air

Posted on June 16, 2009 by admin

David Mackay’s new book is a great resource for preparing for life after petroleum. Read Mapawatt’s review of the book. You can buy it on Amazon or download it for free. Sustainable Energy – Without the Hot Air

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