Bickford Ranch
The Sunny Future of Home
Developments?
By Ed “Redwood” Ring
July 24, 2001
Bickford Ranch location
in Northern California
With California’s population increasing by 500,000 per year, land development is inevitable. It isn’t a question of whether or not to build new homes, new streets, new industrial parks, new water & power infrastructure. It is only a question [...]
John Gavitt:
WildAid’s Newest Warrior
Interviewed by Ed “Redwood” Ring
July 19th, 2001
When one considers the size and scope of the environmental movement, the organizations, the institutions, involving hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds of millions of dollars, it can come as a shock to realize only a handful of groups actually operate on the front lines.
John [...]
Saving the Family Farm:
Steve Schwartz
& California Farmlink
by Ed “Redwood” Ring
July 16, 2001
FarmLink Founder
Steve Schwartz
How do you save the family farm?
The question is not new, for over a century the American family farm has been a dying breed.
And it is more than a sentimental question. It is also a question of preserving cultural identity, preserving [...]
Global Energy Overview:
BTU
CO2
GNP
POP
Comparisons
Country Rankings By:
Total BTUs Consumed
Total CO2 Emissions
Total Population
Total GNP
BTUs per Capita
CO2 per Capita
GNP per Capita
BTUs per $1 GNP
CO2 per $1 GNP
CO2 per Million BTUs
Other 15k+ refers to the 27 nations
beside the USA with Per Capita GDP
greater than $15,000.
data source: World Bank 2000
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Energy Crisis Insider: Can Government Work? It has in the past. It can do so again.
Editor’s Note: Here’s the latest installment from EcoWorld Editors-at-Large John Hulls and John Joss’s “National Energy Plan.” The writers envision the federal government funding a hydrogen “backbone” pipeline, fueled by energy from windmills, photovoltaic arrays and other renewable sources. [...]
