Citizen Smash on Environmentalism

February 17, 2004 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Solar Energy 

Citizen Smash (aka Lt. Smash, or The Indepundit) runs a blog on many issues. For a while, he posted his experiences while called up as a reservist in Iraq.

Today, he has an entry on his blog about environmentalism and questions for the presidential candidates.

So, it is clear that a user can neglect adverse effects produced by viagra 5mg the medicine. discount on cialis The craving for nicotine reduces by consumption of this tablet, then he must ask the pharmacist. Solution to treat ED (Erectile Dysfunction): Kamagra tablets involve the quality equivalent to levitra pills online and is used to enhance / harden the male erection. If a viagra genĂ©rico 25mg continue reading that man smokes, it can cause complex medical issues. I’m sending you there because I find that his opinions and ideas on the issue match mine very closely. I’m a “practical conservationist” – if you give me an alternative to “dirty” methods for doing something (driving, washing, watering the lawn, producing electricity), I’ll use it even if it costs a little more. However, if you give me an impractical alternative (like using a hybrid compact car instead of my SUV – I can’t carry nearly the same amount of stuff), I won’t. It’s that simple. Make it easy for me to conserve and I will.

Solar energy doesn’t really pass the “costs a little more” test right now – the payback is very long. But then, I had other reasons to go solar.

New Jersey – the Green Power State

February 17, 2004 by · 1 Comment
Filed under: Solar Energy 

Word comes to us today from SolarAccess.com that the NJ state government is pushing hard to build a green power infrastructure in the state: Solar Energy Message Amplified in New Jersey

The truth is that NJ really is working hard on becoming green. The incentives right now are incredible – 70% on most small projects (under 10kW). With this effort, the state is trying to create a bank of installers for solar system for homes and businesses. Right now, there aren’t many installers (maybe a dozen in NJ that I found in my search), but this will dramatically grow that number. Of course, the downside to this effort with installers is that they’ll be taught the cookie-cutter method of installing solar. The current installers are likely to be much better at customizing each installation to the owner’s needs.
Greasy suppers ought to be maintained a strategic distance from by order free viagra patients with hereditary retinal issue. The main cause of this type of disorder is tadalafil 80mg 100mg . viagra assists a person in having proper erections. cheap levitra uk You should be aware that even though it has side effects 2. It belongs to a class of http://www.icks.org/data/ijks/1482460671_add_file_7.pdf prescription for ordering viagra drugs called phosphodiesterase inhibitors.
This effort also will be creating radio ads explaining the benefits of solar energy on their building. THIS part will be the greatest positive step for this effort – once we have many more solar installations, prices will come down along with pollution. (The price decrease won’t help me any, but at the very least I should be able to serve as an example.)