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the TRUTH
Here is the absolute, incontrovertible truth: we don't need oil. Everything on earth that needs power that is generated from scarce resources such as petroleum and nuclear energy can be substituted with energy generated from clean, alternate, renewable sources such as the sun, wind, and heat from the earth itself.

Geothermal energy alone can power all of earth's energy requirements for thousands of years with a one-time setup cost.

the FACT
Unlike electricity generated from, say, coal – which is India’s largest energy resource currently – there is no need of continuous expenditure to generate power. There is no mining, no stripping of natural resources, no transportation, no processing, no harmful byproduct, in fact no tangible costs involved once a facility has been set up and distribution is in place.

Renewable energy is, essentially, free energy.
the CAUSE
If renewable energy resources are nationalized and taxpayer money is spent on building facilities for renewable sources, then every citizen can have free energy to power every aspect of their lives: from homes to automobiles, from cooking ranges to personal gadgets.
the CONFLICT
If you’re surprised why this isn’t happening already, don’t be. You are living in a world where modernization, technology, and advancement that will make a difference to people and the world itself is being held back by power-hungry politicians and corporate entities whose sole motivation is profit. Our fight is against them.
the PLAN
1.
Spread awareness – we can be living in a world where all energy is clean, renewable and free to use. It is entirely and easily possible.

2.
Push for reforms – India has a Ministry of Renewable Energy - what are they doing? This cabinet-level can herald a worldwide revolution in energy generation and very few people have even heard of it.

3.
Make it happen!
 
 
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on Jun 3rd, 2009 by Karan Anshuman
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