 | Green Campsites & Communities Using Only Clean Energy | Jun 17, 2007 |
While the battle has been raging for the control of the Biblical homeland of the Jews, the Israelis have become leaders in most scientific, technological and industrial fields, including some types of renewable energy. A lot more needs to be done to make Israel a leader in the latter, that Holy Land Inc. plans to advance by including the development and application of renewable energy in our Holy Land Camping project - resettling land by means of campsites that run on renewable energy. Generation of renewable energy should also create employment in communities that develop from campsites. However, Holy Land Inc. is a project host and depends on entrepreneurs to make use of its services. Please visit the Holy Land Inc. Associates page to see how this service can help lovers of Zion to participate in projects to create wealth and progress in Israel.
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Hi, just wanted to drop in and look around. Nice Page.
I am very supportive of Israel as well!
See you on peak oil issues, karen. |
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Thanks for the link Elizabeth. What I also like about wind turbines is that they can be integrated into extensive farming where farmers have areas they can lease to energy companies. So can other forms of renewable energy generation be incorporated economically into farming. Jim told me that he uses solar power to generate electricity for water pumps.
Philip |
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Here is a press release from a very "large" company in my state (N.C.) about wind energy...quote "they can look to Blackwater for assistance in placing wind energy in more locations. Wind energy has the potential to help stabilize areas around the world that are currently strained for power like Iraq, Afghanistan, and other remote locations. Places such as these currently rely heavily on increasingly expensive diesel fuel power generation." http://www.blackwaterusa.com/press_releases/default.asp-Elizabeth |
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bog55 wrote on Dec 30, '07 Thanks for joining the Peak Oil Group.I hope you have a wonderful 2008. |
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bog55 wrote on Nov 25, '07 Thanks for linking with me |
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