Part One

Bruce Marshall-Jones being interviewed on The Jamie Ranney Show, TV 17, talking about Earth Day Nantucket 2008 and the shift in the solar energy industry with The Citizenre Corporation. A new company offering a solar rental program to give power back to the home owner, save money and green the planet all at the same time… all for no upfront cost.

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Part Two

Here is a sampling of some of the organizations presenting at Earth Day Nantucket 2008. Many thanks to all those wonderful folks who helped make this community celebration, fun, memorable and educational.

It is critical that we as a nation upgrade to solar power now! Imagine our country moving toward energy independence with benefits so deep it will change the environmental, economic and political landscape. It crucial that we as humans evolve into the stewardship of this planet and to look after the quality of all life and species… we are the only species who can.

-Special Thanks to Geno Geng of GenoTV.com for the filming!

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Citizenre - Energy Independence Today 4-22-2008

In this video I am talking about the Earth Day Nantucket 2008 Celebration with Energy Independence Today and the paradigm shift The Citizenre Corporation is making in the solar energy industry. With all the news of increasing electricity prices and dramatic world wide increase in demand, many have been looking for a better, greener solution. Now a better solution is available!

It is critical that we as a nation upgrade to solar power now!
Imagine our country moving toward energy independence with benefits so deep it will change the environmental, economic and political landscape. It is crucial that we as humans evolve into the stewards of this planet and look after the quality of all life and species… we are the only species who can.

It is important to focus on solutions and get away from the “gloom and doom” of global warming. Our generation has the potential of providing the heroes of our time. The climate crisis at hand will bring out the best in all of us!

Let’s rise to the occasion, find ways to be inclusive of each others beliefs, and have a good time doing it!

As an added bonus, below is the interview on the local television station about Earth Day and Citizenre:

Citizenre - Earth Day Nantucket 2008 pt1

Citizenre - Earth Day Nantucket 2008 pt2

In-joy,
Bruce Marshall-Jones

http://www.EnergyIndependenceToday.com

P.S…..

http://www.SolarEnurgy.com

“How we handle global, environmental, questions is not just going to save humanity but it is also going to define humanity.” -T.A. Barron (The Day the Stones Walked

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“It is so important to reach out to them (children) and teach and talk about nature and global warming… it is the most interesting audiance there is.” = Jean Craighead George. -an award-winning author and illustrator. (My Side of the Mountain

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“I don’t think of myself as a visionary… I think of myself as a dedecated environmentalist who has a job to do, understands that job, loves the work, loves nature, loves the values that are incorporated in here (NRDC) and who has been very lucky” -John H. Adam">/0.jpg" alt="YouTube Preview Image" />

“The environment is not something you drive to, or a once every year visit to a national park. The environment is the air you breathe and the water you drink. Environmentalism is the protection of those basic things. That is the accurate definition… and that makes us all environmentalists that now face THE most urgent challenge of our lifetimes… Global Warming.” -Laurie David

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“The solution is you” -Laurie David

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America is facing critical choices about its energy future; how do we fulfill our energy needs AND combat global warming? The coal industry wants to turn coal into a liquid transportation fuel. But liquid coal would have devastating impacts on our economy, our communities and our environment.

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IT’S YOUR NATURE…

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www.itsyournature.org

Happy Earth Day from the Environmental Defense Fund…

Choose HOPE…. Choose ACTION…

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And from our Native Brothers and Sisters…

Robin Williams: State of the Earth Address==================================================

Blue Man Group: Earth To America

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George Bush Global Warmings Warning

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Solar Chariot can solve global warming…

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How It All Ends

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Triumph: Earth to America

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Global Warming: A Warm Polar Bear?

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Greenfomercial TV: The Kill A Watt

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Rocketboom: Earth Day

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Jimmy Kimmel- Are children to blame?

How do we….

…move toward world peace?

…move toward collaboration on climate change?

…move toward economic and environmental responsibility?

…become energy independent and a member of the world community?

Here is a huge step in the right direction…

An amazing new technology cuts CO2 emissions 99.5%. Once you see this video you may ask the same question as I… Why was this not part of the conversation and discussion among those in this country pushing a new technology to make coal fired plants less polluting? Or for that matter any fossil fuel buring power plant? If this technology comes to market here in the US it will make the highly experimental and expensive coal sequestering technologies a moot point.
This new technology converts gases from industries burning fossil fuels into energy. Very cheap, visit www.absalutecology.com for more details.
The technology makes burning coal, oil, rubbish with nearly 0% pollution possible. Recycling has never been a more profitable and environmentaly friendly possiblilty then it is now. Spread the news and avoid a nuclear future. Not excatly sustainable living, but at least we’ll avoid the worst of climate change if we act soon. This technology cleans toxic gasses of impurities such as CO2, SO2, Nitrogen gas, and dust particles. Keeping the air clean at a very low cost.

This video is not directly supported by greenpeace, although its aim is to provide a simlar service as greenpeace, to protect the environment while accomodating the needs of human expansion and growth.

Absalutecology: Creating a solution to the global environmental and economic problem of air pollution.

Webby: http://www.absalutecology.com

How will “U” make a difference in your world ?

Can we each make a difference in the defining issue of our generation… Global Warming?

“You are the center of creation… and everyone else is the center of their universe as well… thus we are all equal, and we are all one.” -Nassim Haramein (Unified Field Therory)

“Could the marriage of science and spirituality answer the deepest mysteries of our past, while solving the problems that threaten our future? A growing body of evidence suggests that the answer to this question is an empowering “YES!” -Gregg Braden

“Your work is to go forth into this physical environment looking for things that are a vibrational match to joy, connecting to Source Energy, and then following with the inspired action.” — Abraham

“A renaissance in scientific awareness is rewriting our fundamental perceptions about life and evolution. Weaving together the elements of the new physics (quantum mechanics), the new biology (epigenetics) and the new math (fractal geometry) reveal that today’s crises are not signifying an end to civilization, rather they are portents of an astounding new beginning, the emergence of a new Phoenix—global humanity.” - Bruce Lipton

“Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries.
Without them, humanity cannot survive.” - Dalai Lama

One Sky…One Climate… One Future… One Chance…
“U”… have the power to change your world. http://www.1sky.org

I believe the good new is a resounding YES!!!
I know the answers lie not so deep within each of us. Our passion for life through love and compassion will change our own worlds. The gravitiy of how each of our worlds impacts the collective conciousness is emense. We are all co-creators. The collective conciousness is effected by each one of us. But even more importantly is that for any movement to happen we each need to be happy, joyous and awake to our potential.

Celebrating our wonderous co-creation!
May the best day of your past be the worst day of your future.

Please join me with your exciting cutting edge thoughts about this subject!

Namasté,
In-joy,
Bruce

http://empowured.net/allowing-joy/

Food for thought…

WARNING: this international presentation may open your mind about the world’s consensus about Climate Change through the 2008 World Economic Forum in Davos.

Davos 2008: - Climate Change Divide

Davos 2008: A Unified Earth Theory

Davos 2008: The World is Getting Better! - Bill Gates

There is much more there check it out!

I also wanted to share a wonderful resource to bring understanding about the real debate about the IPCC, Global Waming etc. I have no intention of re-inventing the wheel here. Others have done a very good job of putting the facts together.

Just visit this site…

I you are still a skeptic… that is perfectly fine. The vast majority of the planet’s people will continue to more forward to solve this problem. Hopefully sooner than later.

The Citizenre REnU solution is one of those “unifying” products that provides an economic solution as well as an environmental solution or vice versa. It does not matter which angel you come at it… it still benefits everyone.

The evidence and the facts are overwhelming. In fact, it seems every few weeks we are finding out about new scientific evidence that the climate crisis is significantly worse and unfolding more rapidly that even the most skeptical points of view from the IPCC.

Like this article from Harvard Science

and this article from Science Daily

The debate about Global Warming will continue, there are those who will always disagree. The “no consensus” argument is just plain uninformed. The real debate is not about if it is happening it is about how quickly and in what ways we will make the changes to solve it.

We Can Do This.
Visualize World Peace.

In-joy,
Bruce

For many the debate about Global Warming or Climate Change or Creation Care is ongoing.

What I would like to propose is a way to cooperate with all points of views. This is important as we speak to each other but also how we embrace the wide array of opinions across our great nation.

1.Our solution is appealing to all from monetary, economic and social standpoints. We will give homeowners a way to save money, create thousands of jobs, and move our country toward a safer more energy independent country. We have little to do with weather or not humans are the cause of the climate changes or who is right or wrong in the “debate.”

2. The skeptics are always of value. They enlighten areas we may have overlooked and push us toward that which we want in an indirect but honest way. Sometimes the political spin personal attacks and sarcasm can get ridiculous on both sides of the issue. Finding ways to remain open minded and not accusatory or retaliatory is very important. “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.” -Gandhi

3. Use common sense. Let’s say global warming is all a political spin and they are wrong that humans are the cause. Or let’s say special interest groups and political spins are trying to create doubt for their own benefits. Then let us find solutions and ways to create a better economy without sacrificing our lifestyle or liberties through a strong renewable energy policy that promotes economic growth and national security. We do not have to have painful governmental mandates. We can responsibly wean our selves from fossil fuels and use our military to protect Americans and not need to fight over oil on foreign soil. The bottom line should be a common goal that benefits all the people not just the corporations although the corporations and the private sector will be providing the solutions. Make going green profitable not just a popular trend and then will will have a solution everyone can get behind.

4. Let the scientific community continue the debate. To pretend to know as much as they do would be foolish. Look at the big picture and the overall message from the majority of scientists with up to date peer reviewed studies. Scientists by nature are very conservative and can never reach total consensus because there is always a margin of error built in to their calculations. Look for overall trends and realize there will always be disagreement.

5. Step back and find common ground with each other. Step away from the political and religious platforms and find ways to be inclusive rather than fault finding or trying to persuade others to your point of view. Use compassion and kindness as a guideline.

6. Make a difference with the Citizenre REnU renewable energy solution, help folks upgrade their homes to solar… everybody wins!

Below is an article from the Christian Science Monitor that is very congruent with these points.

Hope this helps bridge the gap on climate change.

In-joy,

Bruce

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GLOBAL WARMING REPORT: A CALL FOR ALL TO CARE FOR GOD’S CREATION
Faith and science can complement each other to accomplish a common cause.
By Joel C. Hunter
from the February 8, 2007 edition Christian Science Monitor

“The earth is not heating up nearly as fast as the debate about its climate. We can blow up so irresponsibly that we lose the steam we need to act constructively. Or we can respond to this environmental challenge in a way that increases respect and effectiveness, while decreasing the hot error.”

“The most credible authority on climate change is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a panel of hundreds of the world’s best scientists, evaluated by hundreds of other scientists, further evaluated by government officials of 154 countries and the major national academies of science around the world. Scientists, like cats, are difficult to coordinate. Therefore, this continually updated consensus report is a very conservative document. This year’s report, released last Friday, says that there is more than a 90 percent likelihood that human activity is a significant contributor to climate change. I believe it because they are the experts (not politicians or some retired engineer who has “done his own research”). All the disagreements I have read have either been founded on old information or have very limited perspectives.”
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