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VIDEO: Jon Soltz on The Ed Show linking clean energy and national security


Hello Everyone:

Here is the MSNBC video link of Jon Soltz on The Ed Show last Friday, March 5 where he linked clean energy and national security:

The Economist Interviews Gen. Clark @ Clinton Global Initiative -Excellent!


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Please thank Mary for finding this excellent interview of General Clark, by The Economist, at The Clinton Global Initiative. It's just over 8 minutes. Wish they all took at least this much time when interviewing him - he packs a tremendous amount of information into a small amount of time that never fails to make one think further!

Clark: Old Policies Stunting Potential for Innovation


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Clark: Old Policies Stunting Potential for Innovation

By Wesley Clark
Special to Roll Call
March 30, 2009

Everyone agrees that our nation is facing daunting challenges. From energy independence to economic sustainability, from national health care to national security, we are at a critical crossroads in history. Our actions today will determine the success of future American generations. It will take bold leadership to move our nation out of the current crisis.

Wes Talking on Ethanol


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There's been much discussion about Wes taking a leading roll regarding ethanol. For some it's worrisome. Clearly, when you listen to him speak about the subject, it's clear that he understands the concerns people have with ethanol. He also gives credit to American farmers for being concerned about the environment. He doesn't address the issue of taking corn for food and using it for fuel instead, although he does talk about how much more corn a farmer can grow now compared to years ago in relation to land use.

VIDEOS (2): Wes on Wind Energy & Ethanol


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First, the wind video... (Compliments of Mary, who saw and posted this in the comments, earlier!)

and now, the ethanol video...

Wes & T.Boone Pickens to Keynote National AF&V Conference in April


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The Latest Information on Funding, Policies, Vehicles and Technologies

Making Juhl the little wind farm that could


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Here's a nice story about Juhl Wind, its founder Dan Juhl and Wes from the Minneapolis Star Tribute

Making Juhl and the little wind farm that could
By NEAL ST. ANTHONY, Star Tribune
Last update: February 20, 2009 - 8:30 PM

Eyebrows in the energy industry rose last month when retired Gen. Wesley Clark, a former commander of NATO forces in Europe and a one-time Democratic presidential candidate, joined the board of little Juhl Wind of Woodstock, Minn.

Vampire Energy Loss - collective project to increase awareness for our citizens


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It's Monday Jan 26, 2009, and I've gotten started on the content for this new blog. If you have some insight into how best to get the blog going in a respectable way that many Clarkies and The Old Man himself will get involved, PLEASE within the next 48 hours, get in touch with me. You can send a private notification through clicking on my CCN member name, but I trust you guys and I'm going to share my own email addy, also:

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Another great job for the General


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Link

Energy Department, change is coming

DOE is expected to get shaken up under Obama's administration, playing a central role in its plans to move the economy to a greener future.

By Steve Hargreaves, CNNMoney.com staff writer

December 4, 2008: 5:50 AM ET

Clark: Wind energy industry in good position


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Link.

November 22, 2008

Wind energy industry in good position

Clark speaks about opportunities for growth

Denise Goolsby
The Desert Sun

The shifting political landscape is good news for the wind energy industry, retired Gen. Wesley Clark said during a national wind energy conference in Palm Desert on Friday.

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