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Invest in Renewable Energy For Your Home
Politicians are talking a lot about energy and the environment, and the economic problems of the world, but is anything really changing? Whatever the reality will be, you still have the ability to change things at your personal level.
Now you can help to reduce global warming at the same time you reduce your electric bill, by producing your own solar or wind power for your home. And best yet? It's not nearly as expensive as everyone thinks it is. You can construct a small wind generator for less than two hundred dollars, and solar panels can be made for about the same.
Before you invest in producing energy, take steps to reduce how much energy you need to begin with. You will get a fast return on your investment in insulation, window coverings, CFL or LED lighting and energy efficient appliances. And, the lower your energy demand, the cheaper it will be to supply that demand with home built renewable energy systems.
With the right materials and information, you can supply part of your home's energy needs with your own wind power system. All you need is a little skill with tools, an understanding of electrical circuitry, and parts you can buy at your local hardware store. You can also build your own solar panels with easy to find parts to save extra money and reduce your dependence on the giant corporate utility grid. The key is to obtain good quality information and clear instructions on how to begin.
If you have kids, you can also think of saving money on utility bills as an educational science project. You will be helping your kids learn about how things work while they absorb environmental and economic responsibility with hands-on projects. Your children will love helping you assemble practical working sources of clean energy, and they will learn that they can have a direct role in creating a comfortable life. Imagine the grade your child will get for a science project built around a year-long effort to reduce your reliance on the grid by half or more!
There are several sources of good quality information you can use to get started. It will save you time and money to pay for some diagrams and home renewable energy instructions if you've never undertaken this type of project before. You will save yourself untold frustration by getting good information at the outset.
CAFÉ BOM DIA AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TO LAUNCH COFFEE PARTNERSHIP (National Geographic)
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (Dec. 3, 2008)--Café Bom Dia, a fourth-generation, family-
owned coffee company based in Brazil, announced today that it has partnered
with National Geographic to launch Terra Firma™, a single-origin, specialty-
grade, gourmet coffee crafted to emphasize environmental and cultural
sustainability in coffee-farming communities. Sourced from six of the world's
finest growing regions -- Brazil, Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Colombia, Sumatra and
Kenya -- Terra Firma coffees will be available in early 2009 to purchasers in
the food service and retail industries and to the public.
"We sought this partnership for Terra Firma to leverage Café Bom Dia's
leadership in specialty coffee and sustainability with an internationally
renowned organization trusted by millions to educate and inspire us about
world cultures," said Sydney Marques De Paiva, CEO of Café Bom Dia. "With so
many organizations looking beyond their own walls and seeking supply partners
with similar values on environmental and cultural sustainability, Terra Firma
meets a growing need."
"In carrying out our mission to inspire people to care about the planet, it is
vital for National Geographic to partner with organizations that share similar
values. Through its emphasis on sustainability and Fair Trade Certified™
growers, Bom Dia is ...
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