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/ GREEN ENERGY ECOLEAF delivers insights on clean energy through consulting and speaking engagements. Clean Tech and Green Energy Innovation!

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Want to understand the Smart Grid: if so check out http://tr.im/lOjK

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Annual coal power plants out produce all annual transportation carbon emissions in the U.S. http://tr.im/lNOB

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Imagine that, hydroelectric energy represents 77% or renewable energy production in the U.S. http://tinyurl.com/q4exbp

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Colorado Green Tech Meet-Up last night had nearly 300 attendees in Boulder.

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Just joined a twibe. Visit http://twibes.com/GREEN to join

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Solar and wind power may be increasing every year, but they only represent 0.014% and 0.44% of the nation’s power. http://tinyurl.com/q4exbp

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Energy demands are growing faster 1.5 times faster than increases to the world's population.

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Energy use does correlate to population growth to a certain extent: more people means more energy.

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Wind power in the U.S. (2008) generated 19.5GW, less than Germany at 23GW. Coal in the U.S. (2006) was 313 GW.
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Biomass is a renewable energy we hardly hear about. In 2005 it out produced wind energy 3 to 1 and solar energy 100 to 1.

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The US produced the most carbon dioxide emissions per person at 20.1 metric tons compared to 4.1 for China (in 2005).

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The U.S. produced 22% of the world’s carbon emissions in 2004 and represents 4% of the global population and 6.5% of the world’s land area.

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The Vatican is overcoming the modern evil sin (polluting the earth) by building a $600 million, 100 MW solar power plant in Italy by 2014.

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(E.P.A.) finally acknowledges carbon & other gases are causing climate change. Green energy now has stronger staying power in the short term

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Consider this, what about changing the Kyoto Protocol to the Clean Earth Air Act or something like it to make it clear, make it descriptive.

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Earth day is a great time to reflect on what we are doing to the earth. Can we reduce our carbon while enjoying this wonderful planet?

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As a champion for renewable energies we understand the environmental implications associated with carbon energy.
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