The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Yet another new breakthrough on solar. This one has huge implications. UCLA discovers how solar cells’ charges can last for weeks A team of UCLA chemists, for instance, have developed a way that will allow solar cells to keep their charge for weeks instead of just a few seconds like current products are capable of. …
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Look to nature for lessons in building resiliency Mary Catherine O’Connor | July 18, 2013 The Earth is changing at a climatic level, and we humans, in the wake of a growing list of extreme weather events and years-long trends, are scrambling to react. Within the built environment (which includes everything from utility grids to …
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Here are some outside hits brought into Phi Beta Iota as a result of your search. Natural answers: Stevensville scientist launches The Biomimicry Institute Janine Benyus – Biomimicry in the Built World: Consulting Nature as Model, Measure, and Mentor Biomimicry: beetle-based water harvesting Water bears Stabilizing loose sand: spiders The spicular skeleton of sponges provides …
Book End for Zero Waste, Brilliant Introduction, September 23, 2008
I have decided to make this one issue of The Steele Report ($11/month) public because it bears on the national conversation we need to have about Constitutional Counties and evidence-based public decision-making. The 1% — and their DNC and GOP toadies — have sold us out. The secret intelligence community less NSA — and DOJ …
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We have finalized our Alpha group and are talking to investors about Beta. Below is the outline for the interview I will be doing with Martin Geddes later this morning. I invite anyone believing they should be in the Beta group to submit to me their text responses to these questions in a manner that …
5 Stars — Sad Life Story Uplifting Lessons This is a relatively short book, a lot of white space, that is an easy evening read and absolutely worthwhile for anyone seeking to be a better person going forward in life. Bottom line up front: Forgiveness Compassion Trust Faith Unconditional Love (and Gratitude
