Clyde Childers's Blog (5)

Feed-in Tariffs Vermont appears to be the first state to enact a truly feed-in Tariff for renewable energy. This is excellent with Maine perhaps to follow. Feed-in tariffs will allow us to revolutionize rural America. It allowing everyone to participate in making energy using renewable products. Your home, your yard and your field can become a productive renewable energy system producing from $5,000 to $230,000 a year in extra money for you It will build jobs in manufacturing, installing and m… Continue

Micah Lauer Check out the blog post 'T. Boone Pickens Brings Energy Pitch to RFD-TV' Dear bloggers, Please help spread the word on this chance to see Boone. Thanks, Micah Blog post added by Micah Lauer: T. Boone Pickens Brings Energy Pitch to RFD-TV Will Take Questions During Live 'Town Hall' Oct. 29 T. Boone Pickens will bring his mess... Blog post link: T. Boone Pickens Brings Energy Pitch to RFD-TV Continue

I need your help in writing letters to editor of your local paper explain our position on Picken Plan? I hope that all of you will join me in working on crafting some letter regarding our plan and what means for America. Clyde Continue

Hi everyone We have a new person by name of Micah Lauer. Mr Lauer job is help organize the army. Well when I think of an Army, I think of marching some where. Congress is good place to start. So Micah, are we marching to Congress next year and get the changes we need into the American Energy Act or not.? If so why not!! What does everyone else say about this... just write blogs doesn't appear to mean to be helping very much. I say, if want to make a change lets get organize and March on Con… Continue

Hi Congress will be going out for the electkion soon, hopefully they will enact a production tax cfredit for wind lasting for 5 years so we don't have to make this a goal every year. 2. New need a new tax structure, namely a consumption tax in order to pay our bill and do away with the income tax structure. A comsumption tax can pay for all of our expense including a production tax credit for wind. Clyde Continue