Joe,

I am currently installing a 6kw photo voltaic system and I have already
installed a solar hot water heater.

I am also trying to "spread the word" here but I am beginning to get
strange looks. I am borrowing money, while it is cheap, (inflation
spiral) to pay for these items. It is strange that I live in a "desert"
in Arizona and so little effort is being put into solar energy.

People simply don't believe or want to here you. Classic "denial" symptoms.

Only 2 companies in the Phoenix area are licensed and bonded to install
solar cell power systems.
Only 4 in the entire state! This is incredible.
None of the hardware they are installing is built in the USA. We may get
so far
"behind the power curve", literally, that we can not afford the hardware
needed to reduce energy consumption (inflation and unemployement spirals!).

I am very worried for my children!!

David A. Douthit
Manager
LoCan LLC

Joe Fjelstad wrote:

>Thanks Dave,
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>I agree that it is not No..1. I forwarded another's message for
>consideration and it was their choice for No. 1 but it is a matter of  significant
>concern.
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>Thanks also for the link. Interesting reading and there are a number of
>counter points that I have heard but the indisputable fact is that  there will be
>an end to cheap oil and we are seeing the start of that day  now.
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>Humans are very selfish creatures but we are also capable of great  sacrifice
>for our progeny if we see and understand threat. The question  is, drawing on
>the word's of Lincoln, can we summon " the  better angels of our nature" in
>advance of the threat becoming  overwhelming?
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>Kind regards,
>Joe
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