Comments on: Obama Victorious! Let the Green Collar Economy Begin

By: Bob Law

Bob Law — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 02:46:27 +0000

We’re all excited about the new administration and having someone not leading our country down the road to recovery, but building a super highway to recovery. While the issue of energy is a top concern, and should be a top priority for this administration, it is no less important to our nation and the world as living in a cleaner, healthier environment. Much has been done by a few, and now it’s time for our government to become involved in the science of nano-technology as it applies to health care and our environment. The widespread application of titanium dioxide based coatings, inside and outside can have an immediate effect on our living environment. It acts as a natural “smog eater” when applied outdoors, and indoors it exhibits highly defined anti-microbial properties, killing germs, bacteria, viruses,, and mold from surfaces and from the air we breathe. It is safe for adults, children, infants and pets. In fact, if you took a pill today, it probably contained titanium dioxide. Wide spread use has not been possible because of manufacturing costs, however, a government backed subsidy could reduce this cost almost overnight. Want to know more? Just Google “titanium dioxide photocatalyst coating” and you’ll be welcomed to the world of nano-technology.

By: Oksana

Oksana — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:58:41 +0000

For many people in North America caught up in the trials and tribulations of day-to-day living, the state of the world’s climate, oceans, forests, soil, rivers, wildlife, and wetland may seem remote. Yet the basic biological reality is that humans are still utterly dependent on natural world and its ecological processes for our health, well-being, and prosperity. All humans need to breath, eat, and drink, and it’s nature that provides us with fresh air, clean water, and the ability to grow food. All humans require a reasonably hospitable climate, and the interconnected web of natural systems regulates the planet’s climate and makes life on earth viable.

By: Jordan Heller

Jordan Heller — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:46:44 +0000

FANTASTIC!!