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Michael Brush Audio Interview with Mr. Michael Eckhart, President of the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE)

visit www.sinomania.com for full transcriptSinomania! Show episode 59 for June 30, 2008, looks at the Shanghai Stock Market crash, differing views on Chinese stocks, Beijing's new push for renewable energy--wind, solar, and more, plus new items of interest.

This week, the price of oil jumped to a new high again. Now at $128 dollars a gallon, the increases show no signs of slowing. Even the announcement that the Saudi's would increase production by a moderate 300,000 barrels a day did little to slow the increase.President Bush, in the middle of a Middle East trip, met with King Abdullah to discuss how the price of oil was hurting the U.S. economy. He noted that we still had untouched reserves in the U.S. that were under disputed protection by federal environmental rules.Treasury Secretary Paulson talked about a stabilization of the economic and financial markets despite the continued rise in energy prices. A lot of issues here and certainly a good topic for the round-up!

Senator Obama answers questions from Thorngate employees and Cape Girardeau MO citizens on the following topics: 1. Inflation-Deflation 2. Depression 3. Clinton for VP 4. Made In America 5. Sunshine in the White House 6. Public School Reforms 7. Iraq 8. Job Creation Senator Claire McCaskill answers a few questions about Senator Obama afterwards. Also shows Senator Obama shaking some hands and doing autographs afterwards and answering a question about his lapel pin from a reporter not in the audio file. Download 51.3 minute 362 MB mp4 iPod, iPhone, AppleTV, Zune Compatible Video File

Senator Obama answers questions from Thorngate employees on the following topics: 1. Inflation-Deflation 2. Depression 3. Clinton for VP 4. Made In America 5. Sunshine in the White House 6. Public School Reforms 7. Iraq 8. Job Creation Senator Claire McCaskill answers a few questions about Senator Obama afterwards.

Senator Obama outlines his plans for change to a group of factory workers in Cape Girardeau MO. First stop in his General Election Presidential Campaign. Introduced by Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO). Download 25 minute 177.6 MB mp4 iPod, iPhone, AppleTV, Zune Compatible Video File

Senator Obama outlines his plans for change to a group of factory workers at Thorngate, Ltd in Cape Girardeau MO. First stop in his General Election Presidential Campaign. Introduced by Senator Claire McCaskill, (D-MO). Download 24 Minute 8.3 MB mp3 audio file for your digital audio player

Author: jethrodethro Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 21:49:37 -0800 Duration: 648Promotional/Educational video for The Toronto Renewable Energy Cooperative

The Skamania County prosecutor is asking a judge to throw a wind farm challenge out of court. Earlier, a citizens group filed suit against the county to stop a proposed wind farm near the Columbia Gorge. This is the third wind project to run into opposition in the Northwest recently, despite public votes in favor of more renewable energy. Correspondent Tom Banse reports.

In our final show on the series at the National Renewable Energy Laboratories (NREL) we visit with George Douglas, Media Relations Manager and learn about Bio-Fuels. Biomass is plant matter such as... Energy efficiency, renewables and generation in 15 minutes or less...

Shrimataji shows concern and genuine grassroots interest in sustainable energy, way back in 1893.

Thought California has consigned coal-burning to the scrap bin? Think again! California has 11 coal-fired power plants, all used to heat limestone into cement making us one of the biggest cement-producing states in the country. In addition to cement, these kilns produce 95% of the state's airborne mercury pollution and 2% of its greenhouse gas emissions. Mostly, they've slipped under the radar of regulators, but that is changing fast.

http://www.supportsunrise.com/ae_videos The Sunrise Powerlink Twins show us how to harness the power of static electricity to light up our homes.

Energy People Connect is a social media site for engineers, technical and general energy industry professionals. It is dedicated to promoting a positive image for the energy industry by enhancing and celebrating the global lifestyle of the dynamic individuals that are a part of it. Check out this video tour of the website!

The Green Gathering is an ideal place to research renewable energy options.

In this excerpt from NOVA's "Saved by the Sun," see why Germans are rapidly adopting solar power technologies. To watch the entire program online and explore additional Web content about solar power, visit http://www.pbs.org/nova/solar Watch NOVA every Tuesday night on PBS. Or join us online at http://www.pbs.org/nova "Saved by the Sun" was produced by Steven Latham, Larry Klein, and Evan I. Schwartz. Funding for NOVA is provided by David H. Koch, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and public television viewers. Major funding for "Saved By the Sun" is provided by The Lemelson Foundation, with additional funding provided by the PBS Foundation's Environmental Programming Fund, established by a generous grant from the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation

Jack Lessenberry talks with Amanda Meldapour about her research into Michigan's drug immunity law and then Jack reflects on the fairness of the state's protection of drug manufacturers in his essay.

Author: videogogo Added: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 11:16:18 -0800 Duration: 395www.OnFullerLiving.com I just got a sneak preview listen to this call series and was blown away they should have called it the Live Better while Working Less and Doing What You Love Call. Stop trying to push a rock up a hill in your business and learn how to roll them down. 5 leaders share their secret principles (like gravity for business) Mark Victor Hansen, DC Cordova, Marshall Thurber, Bobbie DePorter & Tom Crum - turn around your business & life starting today.

www.OnFullerLiving.com 5 leaders share their secret principles: Mark Victor Hansen, DC Cordova, Marshall Thurber, Bobbie DePorter & Tom Crum

www.OnFullerLiving.com 5 leaders share their secret principles: Mark Victor Hansen, DC Cordova, Marshall Thurber, Bobbie DePorter & Tom Crum

http://supportsunrise.com/ USA Today: Stirling Energy takes on the solar power challenge, January 2008. When the sun breaks through the clouds here, solar dish No. 0 springs to action. Like a giant sunflower, the mirrored face of the 40-foot dish will follow the sun continuously from east to west throughout the day, generating electricity for 10 to 15 homes. The dish is a prototype for 70,000 that a small Phoenix company hopes to plant on two 7,000-acre solar farms in the California desert over the next seven years. SupportSunrise.com

http://supportsunrise.com The SunrisePowerlink Project solves San Diego’s known import reliability problem for 2010 and beyond without introducing any new reliability concerns." - California Independent Service Operator (CASIO) South Regional Transmission Plan for 2006

http://supportsunrise.com/ THE EXPERTS AGREE... "The SunrisePowerlink would provide significant near-term system reliability benefits to California..." -California Energy Commission.

http://supportsunrise.com/ THE EXPERTS AGREE... "The SunrisePowerlink would provide significant near-term system reliability benefits to California..." -California Energy Commission.

Author: MartineBlue Added: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 15:16:17 -0800 Duration: 228Jim Meaney shows us how he turns aluminum pop cans into heat conductors for solar heating panels.

America s earliest settlers first documented the power of the Gulf Stream. Christopher Columbus battled the current as he made his way to the Caribbean in the late 1400 s. Ponce De Leon called it the river in the ocean during his 1513 voyage to Florida in search of the fountain of youth. It was Thomas Edison who first thought to harness the Gulf s energy in the 19th century. Lack of technology prevented any real success. But now a new era of Edisons are revisiting the power of the Gulf Stream. Just 15 miles away from the river in the ocean , a team of researchers at Florida Atlantic University in Dania Beach are developing an underwater turbine that can turn the current of the Gulf Stream into enough energy to power 1/3 of the State. While there are similar efforts underway in San Francisco Bay and New York s Hudson River, the Gulf Stream initiative would be the first to tap the ocean s energy. And if it works, the 1.8 billion acres of America s Outer Continental Shelf could be the next frontier of renewable energy. Eco-Beat visited Florida Atlantic University to speak with Rick Driscoll, director of the Center of Excellence in Ocean Energy Technology, and the mind behind this new technology.

Josh gives some great insight and tips on the world of green investments.

Author: GMnext Added: Sat, 09 Feb 2008 08:34:42 -0800 Duration: 638GM works with Coskata to test out cellulosic ethanol - a biofuel that can be made from any renewable resource including trash, wood chips and even old tires. Learn more about Coskatas process in this video.