John Park's Page

Wouldn't it be awesome if any source of water you used, whether it was water coming out of a faucet, water out of a hose or even down a bathtub drain, it could generate some sort of electricity? It would be nice if each home and building was creating its own energy and maybe even distrubiting it to local buildings.

An inexpensive and efficient way of gathering solar power is from solar balloons. A lot of people will not use solar panels because they are so expensive, but this might be a pretty good alternative that will definitely help out the problems facing energy consumption

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/02/cool_earth_gets.php

Im in the midst of a tropical rain forest, and sharing a sufficient meal with a colleague of mine. We have extracted a meal from the earth where it has provided us with much nourishment and needs to survive for a wh*** human race. We are taking what we need and nothing more so that we have enough nutrients to survive but not wasting or savaging the natural resources

I have participated in visiting some of the local stores that throw away food to create a cycle where they don't just throw it away anymore but donate to local shelters and communities where it can be distributed to those that need it.