Beyond Nuclear

Beyond Nuclear aims to educate and activate the public about the connections between nuclear power and nuclear weapons and the need to abandon both to safeguard our future. Beyond Nuclear advocates for an energy future that is sustainable, benign and democratic..  Read More.

3 Mile Island: A Nuclear Failure

In 1979, Three Mile Island experienced a meltdown of a nuclear plant owned by the Edison Company and built by Babcock & Wilcox (Dickinson College, 2007). On March 28, there was equipment failure and an operator error. This led to a partial nuclear core meltdown.  The radiation levels were even measured from the sky by helicopters and reached 1,200 millirems (The Washington Post, 1999). People were ordered to stay in their homes and recess was canceled at schools. Residents panicked and orders were given to police to shoot looters (The Washington Post, 1999).  Read More.

$250 Million Wind Farm To Be Built Near Groton

Montesueños

The Most Unique Bed & Breakfast in South America

Montesueños is the most unique bed and breakfast in South America. It is located in one of the last longevity valleys on the planet. It founders have intricately designed a rich atmosphere for their guests to enjoy the best that a natural paradise has to offer. See More.

Ocean Dead Zones Likely To Expand:

Increasing Carbon Dioxide And Decreasing Oxygen Make It Harder For Deep-sea Animals To Breath

Homes of the Future

A living tree house designed by Mitchell Joachim, Lara Greden and Javier Arbona who are MIT designers. Their design brings the environment to its dwellers. It is composed of 100% living nutrients. Read more.

A Real Scientific Hero

By Dianne Irene 2009

There are many great geniuses of our time and Doctor Brian O’Leary is no exception. His gentle voice presents a man who is wise and has seen beyond the every day life. His desire for the world to have free energy and live in harmony with nature is evident in his mission. He has had a rich career as a scientist and astronaut for NASA, assistant professor of astronomy at Cornell University alongside Carl Sagan, and has also taught Physics for Poets and Princeton University and technology assessment at the University of California Berkeley School of Law and Hampshire College. He has published over 100 technical papers and published 10 books on science, space, and energy. He founded the New Energy Movement and taught Transformational Psychology at the University of Philosophical Research in Los Angeles. Read More.

Vortex Gravity Control
Paul Richard Price,
Copyright 2004

This paper was originally entitled 'Gravity as a Mass Unit and Using Modulated Frequency Energy and Vortex Compression to Control Gravity', presented by Paul Price at the STAIF 2004 conference. There are characteristics that show that sub atomic mass and electromagnetism work together to create the effect that we call gravity. I will show how there should be a mass function of gravity and how the mass can be perturbed creating the effects we know as inertia, centrifugal and centripetal force and how the control of gravity will nullify or maintain the effects. Read More.

Making Progress Towards a ‘Greener’ IT Department

by Carl Gill

Why do it?
Going green can offer companies a wide range of benefits. Some choose to go green to reduce their impact on the environment; others want to reduce operating costs through energy efficiency.   Did you know that the information and communications technology sector is responsible for 2 percent of emissions, equal to the aviation industry?  Read more here.

The Mosquito Helicopter

The "Muecke" (mosquito) is a single seater lightweight sport helicopter concept that combines low weight and corresponding low flying costs in an easily transportable design which would make this flying machine the ultimate in personal aviation. The mini chopper is intended to be powered by a shaft driven turbine and features counter rotating blades. This means it does not require a tail rotor, instead utilizing movable paddles at the tip of the rotor blades which act like a kind of thrust vectoring of the turbine exhaust to help make course corrections in forward flight as well as in hover.Read more here.

All for about $25,000!

100 km/h Altitude 9,843 ft

Radio Interview

Dianne Irene was recently interviewed and discussed ethical leadership, progression of technology, and environmental issues in a radio interview with Paul Richard Price. Listen now.

HGTV is giving away a gorgeous Spanish-style home in Port St. Lucie, Fla., plus a new 2009 GMC® Sierra Hybrid? It's a grand prize package worth $750,000.

Someone is installing a wind turnbine every three hours!!

Vestas has an extensive portfolio of turbines which are each suited to specific conditions and requirements. Find out more.

Solar Energy Giants Discovering Ontario-

A coming green-energy law and the promise of long-term incentives for producers of renewable power have put Ontario on the radar of some big-name solar companies looking for certainty in a volatile marketplace.

This month alone, Tempe, Ariz.-based First Solar Inc., one of the world's leading suppliers of next-generation solar modules, and solar power supplier Recurrent Energy Inc. of San Francisco have acquired and plan to develop multi-megawatt solar projects in Ontario. Read More

Global Green- A Community Outreach Program for Leaders

Global Green seeks to bridge the information gap between weak environmental practices and green practices in the workplace to encourage the transition into sustainable practices. While the Green movement has gained more attention, most businesses do not have an initiative on how to implement this into the work place. This initiative, Global Green, will match companies with available green resources and educate them on better environmental practices. Read More

Heart Aware- By Roger Drummer

It’s appropriate to expand our awareness about what constitutes heart health.  Medically you’re bombarded with information about statin drugs as if they hold the answer to all of your heart issues.  Nutritionally, you can be confused about all the miracles being offered by alternative sources, many of which are truly wonderful.  But on a day like today it’s a good time to relax and see things in a slightly different focus. Read More...

Going green is good for all of us. GDG takes green to heart. Energy Discussion-We are left with the realization that we must demand solar power, wind power, alternative fuels beyond oil, and renewable resources that do not harm our envrironment.

GDG Annual Conference -coming soon

See a listing of events here.

• Pickens Plan
• Kiva
• Seacology
• Ecolips
• Become a Green Advocate at GDG