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ascende is about to land shortly in the meeting area. on board of his lifeship mary, donated by the council of regions for abundance, he has some ripe tomatoes, aeroponicly grown, ready as present for perma. perma is living a simple life near the earth exploring permaculture harmony ways. Can you imagine and write on what fruits the friendship between ascende and perma can bear ?

"(...). The aim is to provide non-polluting energy from hydrogen fuel cells for household uses as well as for mobility. Hayek, 79, believes that Switzerland has an opportunity to develop alternative energy sources because the country does not have car manufacturing or petroleum production industries with a vested interest in supporting existing technologies. “I want to do everything within my powers to accelerate the development of alternative and renewable energy,” Hebdo magazine reported Hayek saying. “In Switzerland, like elsewhere in the world, we are going far too slowly.” (...)

"(...)“It’s the most exciting engine technology in the world that I know of. It has revolutionary implications in many uses, not only vehicles,” said Amory Lovins, chief scientist and chairman of Rocky Mountain Institute.(...)
Sturman’s engine can run on up to 100 percent biodiesel fuel or regular diesel, and the digital technology improves fuel efficiency by 50 percent over regular diesel engines, triples power and shaves $2,000 to $12,000 off the engine cost typically spent on meeting government emissions standards, Eddie Sturman said."

"The United Nuclear Hydrogen Fuel System Kit converts your existing vehicle to run on Hydrogen.(...) Included in the kits (and also available separately) is our solar powered Hydrogen Generator that manufactures the Hydrogen fuel for your vehicle at virtually zero cost.(...) Since there are no major changes made to your engine, you can still run your vehicle on Gasoline at any time.
We now have over 50,000 trouble-free miles on our prototype vehicles. (...)

"The BIG Coalition implements a BIG in one Namibian community, namely Otjivero - Omitara settlement (about 1,000 people, some 100 km to the east of Windhoek) for a limited period of time (2 years, starting December 2007 or January 2008) to practically prove that income security indeed works and that it has the desired effects."

"On July 30, 2007, Scott F. Hall posted a video at YouTube showing a continuously running gizmo composed of a conglomeration of things found in his kitchen, including a can of dog food, tooth picks, refrigerator magnets, a pencil, spring clips, and a small corner cut out of a box."