The freedom of individuals to pursue healthy eating habits, obtain natural supplements and seek alternatives to expensive and often ineffective modern medicine is being curtailed by nefarious regulations and deceptive trade practices. This documentary, “We Become Silent” is the best summary of the current situation I’ve discovered to date.
Category Archives: green
Coal power: The dirtiest form of energy
Posted by Alexander G. Chamandy
on January 7, 2010
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Coal power is the source of over 50% of all electricity in the United States. It is an abundant resource and it has been used since the 18th century. Back then not many people knew that it was so devastating to the environment.
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Waste = Food (video)
Posted by Alexander G. Chamandy
on January 6, 2010
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Waste = Food is a powerful video documentary about the future of sustainable industry. It features pioneers who are helping to shape a greener, brighter future for the world. One where products can be re-used and turned in to new useful products. This is far beyond recycling and repurposing. It’s a new way of thinking about design and implementation of the product cycle.
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Sustainability: Why it’s so important today
Posted by Alexander G. Chamandy
on January 6, 2010
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Sustainability isn’t just a new buzz word being tossed around. Instead, it’s a key element of achieving success and maintaining a durable business or organization. In today’s economic environment, sustainable financial planning is critical to staying afloat vs. facing bankruptcy, as more and more businesses, non-profits and individuals are insolvent.
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Green: The new global paradigm
Posted by Alexander G. Chamandy
on July 25, 2009
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I have long speculated that there will be a different kind of technical and industrial revolution coming. One that instead of furthering us away from the Earth, brings us closer to nature again. We must bridge the gap between humanity and the planet, for as it widens we become less aware of where we’ve come from and why nature is so important to our survival.
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