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No Body Of Men Has The Right To Deny The Technological Evolution Of Mankind…
The Energy Crisis is a lie, here is the evidence.

If a civilization truly wishes to consider itself civilized, it must embrace all technological and scientific advances. The suppression of any technological advance, can not be tolerated if we wish to be a ‘civil’ization. we must ask ourselves if we are working for the benefit of all mankind, or working for the benefit of a few businessman and politicians. The fact that we are unnecessarily poisoning our planet, our home, when their are numerous solutions, raises several questions as to why these technologies are being suppressed. The root of the problem is almost entirely one thing, greed. We as a society can no longer focus our entire efforts into what is profitable, because what is profitable is not always right, and what is right is not always profitable.

contains a 7-part movie covering various inventors and suppressed inventions. such as, Nikola Tesla, Marco Rodin, Stan Meyers, Water powered cars(HHO gas) water, dirt, and air batteries, “kelvins thunderstorm”, Stirling engines, the “n-machine”, and several others, well worth watching, even if you know a lot about “free Energy” you may learn something you didn’t know.

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One of Hawaii’s two refineries is now up for sale while gas prices are fluctuating. Where do we stand on alternative Energy choices? One energy expert says Renewables are not the answer – at least not yet.

Duration : 0:2:33

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With rising demand for energy, especially electricity, the world is in need of new resources. Fossil fuels produce harmful carbon emissions and green technology may never be able to provide a reliable source of Renewable Energy. Despite ongoing concerns about the safety of nuclear power, it’s likely going to play an increasingly large role in satisfying our needs. Several projects being developed in Russia will hopefully help make Nuclear’s enlarged role as safe as possible. Fast neutron reactors look to be the future of the industry, while an advanced gas-cooled reactor design could have benefits beyond electricity generation. And Russia’s plans for a fleet of floating nuclear power stations will bring electricity, heat and fresh water to isolated populations.

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Green is the color some member nations will stress as they tackle a list of priorities.

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Shri Narendra Modi addressing the seminar at Gandhinagar for Renewable Energy

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Hydro One is committed to connecting Renewable sources of power to our electricity grid. Watch this video, Connecting Renewable Generation, to learn about our progress and some of the challenges that we are working to overcome.

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Modern landfills are required to install gas collection systems to capture and destroy the methane gasses that are naturally produced within a landfill. These gases are burned in a flare. Rather than eliminating landfill gas by simply burning it off, Caterpillar can help you turn it into a Renewable fuel by providing gas-fueled engine-generators that can produce electric power from landfill gas.
Learn more: http://www.catelectricpowerinfo.com/yt

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Vertical Axis Windmill. Highly efficient. 4th generation of vertical axis windmills as researched and developed by Earthship Biotecture.

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Wind and solar companies try to avoid malfunctions by testing their equipment and investing in safety gear.

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There’s a peaceful revolution underway on the windswept high plains of Bolivia. It’s about gaining access to power – electrical power, that is. Small communities now have access to electricity for the first time through solar and wind power systems.

Rural residents like the indigenous Aymara community in Batallas face blistering winds, long dry spells, and intense sun without power or running water.

But a program brought forward by the Country Academics unit of the San Pablo Bolivian Catholic University is working to harness those very winds and the harsh sun.

Residents now have a source of renewable energy with which they can sustain themselves.

Technicians from the university have come to Batallas and other rural communities to teach the residents how to use the equipment and exploit the power of Renewable energy sources.

One of the first things they brought was a water pump system that uses solar panels to power rechargeable batteries that then power the pump.

The water pulled from deep in the ground is then used for animals to drink and in irrigation projects in the high plains which are in a state of almost constant drought which has worsened in recent years.

But solar power is just the beginning says San Pablo Bolivian Catholic University engineer, Ricardo Ruis.

[Ricardo Ruis, Engineer, San Pablo Bolivian Catholic University]:
“Here we have a system that demonstrates renewable energy. There are various applications from photovoltaic, wind and anaerobic digestion systems. You were also able to see a concentrated solar thermal system up there. They are all applications of renewable energy.”

The technicians are training the locals to run the systems themselves.

Residents from other settlements in the area come, pad and pencil in hand, to gather the knowhow to help their communities live a more comfortable livelihood in a green and sustainable way.

And the knowledge is already being applied.

The water pulled from the solar water pump sustains a flourishing vegetable plot housed inside a solar tent that protects the plants from the harsh dry weather outside.

When the vegetables mature, community members wash and package them to sell in nearby markets.

Newly trained energy technician Vicente Laura says the systems will have far-reaching benefits.

[Vicente Laura, Aymara Community Technician]:
“It is going to change the lives of the people living in the country. They will no longer use [kerosene] lanterns and other energy [sources] that contaminate the environment.”

Solar energy is also being used in Batallas to heat water used to ferment cheese in a cheese factory.

Once the cheese matures it is stored in a solar powered refrigeration system before being sold in cities along with the vegetables.

Residents hope the next step will be solar-powered consumer goods like stereos and televisions.

[Valeriano Mamani, Peasant, Moko Moko Community]:
“Up until now we use [kerosene] lanterns for light. Niether the national nor local government think of us. I think the photovoltaic solution will help us all to have what they have in the city. The kids are going to watch television.”

In these remote parts of Bolivia, the solar systems appear incongruous against the ancient windswept landscape but their value in such places is undeniable.

Batallas is not the only community taking advantage of renewable energy.

Some fifty other rural towns are taking advantage of the renewable Energy revolution on Bolivia’s high plains.

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