Hello Eco-Market

Today I had the pleasure of attending the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) Eco Market in Union Square. It was a blast to have people of like-minded interests in the same area. I'm sure you already knew, but there are a lot of forward-moving people in this city. It's ironic though how much paper and fliers were given out at an environmental rally. I've got like a pound of papers to sift through!

Below are some pictures from the fair. It's late so I'll highlight some companies tomorrow. But there were energy efficient light bulbs, a wind-powered energy system guaranteed to harness energy and save you money, teachers teaching kindergarten hydrolysis, a company that turned waste product into fuel,smart plugs, and an installation company that featured a special foam to keep your home tight insulated. I'm glad I made it to the Eco-market, it made me feel less like an outcasted hippie and more like I was on the right track. And I needed that.

Shalom!

Hey guys--

Thanks for stopping by the Greedie Green! This blog was inspired by the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. I grew up in Southwest Florida, right on the Gulf of Mexico. We've been hit by category 4 hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters. The 941 is pretty resilient. But seeing BP's misuse of our Earth and the disrespect that they have had for other living organisms has frustrated me. I've decided to create this blog in hopes that others will get upset as well, and we can initiate a change fueled by mad rage. You can call me a hippie and a tree hugger, but I'd prefer that you call me an Earth-saver. It's a little more noble. Earth is my home, and I don't take too kindly to disrespectful intruders. Please continue to check back in and get angry, I desperately want you to feel something, make your own decisions, be inspired and hopefully make a change.

For right now, check out Bill Nye talking about the Oil Spill on CNN.



Dueces,
Attiyya