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Jan is a man from California, USA

Welcome - I'm a writer, solar & wind power promoter, retired US Military, husband of an artist - My newest ebook is called Starlight On Stone West - first of five related, but stand-alone books, it will be followed by East, South, North and Crux. West features a bold young 'shadow' queen and her loyal companion who flee pirates, assassins and a looming dark age. Not even the two brave giants who vow to protect them know what to do when they find themselves caught between the desperate armies of antiquity's greatest empires.

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Autos Insider | Small talk with Pam Fletcher | The...

Rated Jun 28 2011 • 1 review • crime, alternative energy • detnews.com

Well done Pam Fletcher! Here's hoping you'll be working on cars we modest income folks can afford. That will really make a difference in fuel consumption and carbon emissions -
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Groasis Waterboxx lets trees grow up in unfriendly places

Rated Nov 19 2010 • 2 reviews • environment • gizmag.com

Richly deserving of all the awards it can garner. Brilliant! Pass the word!
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New materials could soak up carbon emissions

Rated Jun 02 2010 • 1 review • environment, evolution, discovery, toxic cleanup • gizmag.com

Is this the fabled clean coal material? Will we see high altitude balloons netting harmful pollutants like fish in the sea? Perhaps too late, but this might be the sponge which cleanses our oceans of oil and hogpoop and medical waste. If it is we won't have to change a thing about our wasteful, self-destructive lifestyles ... is that progress?
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TreeFrog copier paper spares the trees

Rated Apr 26 2010 • 1 review • ecology, sustainability, waste, deforestation • gizmag.com

Throw waste down an old mineshaft? How many millions of years will it take to turn that into COAL? I think our problems with waste will need to be delt with sooner than that. And don't we have and use too much coal already?
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New water desalination approach could lead to portable...

Rated Mar 29 2010 • 1 review • disaster relief, gadgets, potable water, water desalination • gizmag.com

It is hard to criticize industry when it comes up with really useful ideas and products like this one. Now if they could only find a way to turn carbon waste into potable water, that might save the planet.
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Why we arent as ethical as we think we are

Rated Mar 22 2010 • 1 review • ethics, science, sociology, morality, human behavior • gizmag.com

This explains why it is so hard to 'trust' other human beings. We ought to be taught these things as youngsters, rather than the "Ten Commandments" ...
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Planar Energy Displays Breakthrough Battery Technology,...

Rated Mar 04 2010 • 1 review • alternative energy, technology, pv, phev, photo voltaics • allcarselectric.com

This might well be the last piece of the electric vehicle puzzle and has at least one family expecting to charge up their star-powered home with them the next time the lead-acid pack needs replacing. Bring it on!
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Solar Decathlon solar house competition heats up

Rated Feb 06 2010 • 2 reviews • environment, renewable energy, city planning • gizmag.com

Imagine a few city blocks of such homes springing up in New Orleans and Haiti, and so many other blighted areas. Cheap, modular, self contained ...
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Build your own electric car with Trexa

Rated Feb 01 2010 • 1 review • car parts, do it yourself, renewable energy, phev • gizmag.com

Here's another outlet for our daydreams and actions -
it may let us resolve our transport decisions with a hands-on, I will do it my way involvment rather than the give it to me, sock-it-to-me program ... and it can be changed later on, as our life circumstances evolve. Such a vehicle might be in your family for a lifetime - talk about recycling!
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