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Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?

Maybe--But Not Sure What to Organize

Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:

Solar Energy Pioneer in South America, Architect of the first Venezuelan Solar Home, extensive Equipment design experience. Humidity Control and HVAC. Good experience in PV's International installations. Rural self-suficiency. and more.
www.moratallausa.com

What excites you about this campaign?

Is a Feasible Alternative that macth my interest.

What do you want to do to help?

Let me be familiar with the action lines and I will let you know, or let me know your requirements.

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At 11:30pm on March 13, 2009, Faye said…

Could you help me?? I need people from your area to attend a VERY important event (see below) and I need to pick a captain for your area as well....please circulate as you see fit and contact me directly at:

faye@solarsource.net THANK YOU!

Thousands of New Jobs, Megawatts of Renewable Energy, Florida’s Green Economy BOOMING - ONLY YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Legislators tell us they MUST see YOUR Faces in Tallahassee in order to pass a Renewable Energy Dividend policy state wide. Transportation will be available to you from your nearest large metro area. Go to www.FAREnergy.org for details and registration.

Date: 03/24/09
Time: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Meet at: Tallahassee Community College Capitol Center
Downtown, 300 West Pensacola St
Please join us for this very important event!

Advocates of effective renewable energy policies will gather at the State Capitol on March 24th, 2009 to show their support for the most effective renewable energy policy our legislature can adopt: Renewable Energy Dividends. Join renewable energy businesses, experts, and advocates, including manufacturers and representatives from the world’s largest renewable energy industry companies. Replicating the success of Gainesville, Florida and introducing a Renewable Energy Dividend policy will bring widespread economic recovery and job creation to Florida, while establishing energy security and environmental stewardship.

Agenda:
7-8 am Registration
8-9:30 Briefing/Training
9:30-11:45 Lobbying
1 pm Rally & Press Conference
1-5 Lobbying
5:15 Debrief
6 pm Depart

Try to wear YELLOW. It can be a shirt, hat, scarf, ANYTHING to give a bolder message!

The Florida Alliance for Renewable Energy “FARE” is a coalition of concerned individuals, businesses, communities, associations, utilities, policy makers, non-profits, and renewable energy producers. FARE is dedicated to educating and engaging Floridians on effective Renewable Energy Policies.

Let Sunshine Power the Sunshine State!

Contact:

Faye Roller – Administrative Director
Florida Alliance for Renewable Energy
www.FAREnergy.org
faye@solarsource.net

Jane Maxwell - FARE Member:
727-709-3398
Register at www.FAREnergy.org

At 4:56am on July 30, 2008, James Tracy said…: Howdy, welcome aboard, read my profile watch the vids, see what I got cookin for the plan. keep it cool.

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At 10:33pm on July 28, 2008, Jose M Moratalla said…: Gregory,
May be I can help, lets talk about it, send me your email address and Phone to humiditycontrol@ij.net and/or moratlla@ij.net Let me know at what times are better for you and I will contact you before the weekend, Thanks

At 7:53pm on July 25, 2008, Gregory L. Smith said…: Jose, My name is Gregory Smith and I live in Oklahoma City. Our USPS heating and AC systems are ALWAYS being repaired and seldom work as designed. Are you interested in trying to get something going with large businesses like the USPS? If you are, I have the contact information you need and I would enjoy working with you to help you find solutions for our nation's post office buildings. Every year the USPS pays enormous money for overhead, and labor gets accused of being the high cost factor, when it is clear to many of the employees, that it is the overhead of poor management and poor building design/vehicle design and poor maintenance that costs them the most. From what I can tell, you know about dehumidification at large facilities and this information could be a big advantage in getting the USPS to convert to Solar and Solar HVAC systems that can dehumidify and cool or re-humidify and heat in the winter. As you know, both are important components of comfort. So, email me and tell me how you can help the USPS or at least, let me give you the resource information you need to contact facilities engineers and
resource management. They need help, and I believe you can give it! Thanks! Gregor Smith gregors@att.net Visit my page at Picken'sPlan.com Member Solar group, Artists group, and a number of other groups. Para!