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First they came for the gold, but only the Native Americans were dispossessed.  Then they came for the land, but they left some to the Indians.  Next they came for the silver, other metals, then the coal and oil.  They … Continue reading →

From: alertnet.org/ Europe’s Green Energy Portfolio Up in Smoke? In a story broken by IPS last fall, at least one million hectares of forest annually will be needed to feed the dozens of planned wood-fired power plants in Britain alone. The … Continue reading →

Transcript from KUOW Enterprise, Oregon, for example, recently won a $275,000 federal stimulus grant to help build a small wood–burning power plant. Nils Christoffersen directs Wallowa Resources, one of the groups working on the project. Christoffersen: “All of the electricity and … Continue reading →

(Data assembled by Ecolaw, Cambridge, MA) FACT: Burning biomass for energy is “dirtier” than burning coal. Burning biomass emits large amounts of air pollution, and endangers human health. Biomass burning is dirtier than burning coal. Per unit of power generated, burning … Continue reading →

Facts on Biomass Incinerators – presented by Dr. William Sammons from incinerator free on Vimeo.

The most enduring of all the biomass conundrums is this one—to burn wood or not to burn wood. Now Rob Hopkins, founder of the Transition Movement, is igniting the debate once more. And he’s rethinking the installation of a stove … Continue reading →

*NOTE* to Evergreen students, staff, faculty, and administrators– The following videos debunk the myth of ANY ‘clean’ incinerator: Pyrolysis, Gasification and Plasma Incineration: Part 1 Pyrolysis, Gasification and Plasma Incineration: Part 2 Pyrolysis, Gasification and Plasma Incineration: Part 3 Pyrolysis, Gasification and … Continue reading →

General Patton, played by George C. Scott, and parodied by yours truly, rallies the community to fight off the wealthy corporations and corrupt politicians bent on destroying the air quality, environment, community, families, and children of citizens resisting these hostile … Continue reading →