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We need your help. As you can see, we have just re-launched our site and our membership is growing every day.  Your comments at this critical time will help us grow in the right direction.  We want t…

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I am the editor of the Planet Forward website. I'm here to help you get the most out of our community, so please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
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Most recently, I managed the highly trafficked website of Carbonfund.org, an organization working with businesses and individuals to reduce their carbon footprint. Previous to that, I was the Online Communications Manager at the Chesapeake Climate Action Network, and worked with volunteers to build an online community that pressured local governments to pass climate-friendly legislation.
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St. Olaf College, Minnesota
University of Delaware

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At 1:33pm on January 1, 2010, charissa cruz said…
Hi Susanna,

I appreciate your effort at bringing like-minded people together to help make a difference in the future of this planet. I worked on Wall Street for many years but was always an avid environmentalist. I am very interested in renewable energy companies and hope to connect with others that can help me learn more about such companies. Thank you for your invitation.
At 1:37pm on January 7, 2010, David Kroodsma said…
Thanks! I'll cross post for sure! Best,

David
At 2:50pm on January 7, 2010, Edward R. Garcia said…
Hi Susanna,
thanks for the invitation.

How can I make all members my freinds? Do I have to contact them each individualy?

What do you think of my blog post?

Ed.
At 11:47pm on January 12, 2010, Laura Elizabeth Pohl said…
The photo's fantastic! Thanks, Susanna.
At 6:57pm on January 20, 2010, Trygve Loken said…
Susanna

Thanks for the invite. I hope to be a participant, but no blog in sight today!

Trygve
At 6:59pm on January 20, 2010, David C. Feingold said…
Hey Susanna, Great to meet you in DC. The site's looking great. Thanks, David
At 10:18pm on February 1, 2010, Tommy Lee Tirey Jr said…
save the world that been my goal for the past 12 years thats how long I have been working on my project I am very busy now and am in the philippines doing just that building the first prototype dish collecter you can see at advancedsolartech.com see our product or email me at tommyleetirey@yahoo.com and I wwill send to you a pic of it thanks and god bless Tommy Tirey
At 11:05am on February 2, 2010, Bill Zaffer said…
Two books that got me started on creating a green economy were "For the Common Good" by Herman Daly who was on the World Bank for environmental aspect. Another was "Ecology Commerce" by Paul Hawkens. I am sure you heard of them. Obama is on the right track. To bad though he did not give tax credits for having less children due to overpopulation that will bring us all down. Friedman even talks about that. I give micro loans to www.kiva.org also to help people
At 2:41pm on February 22, 2010, Marcia Duggan said…
Hi Susanna,
Quick Question....how do you delete friends?

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How many energy experts does it take to unscrew a light bulb?

Slate writer Daniel Gross is a pretty lucky guy. He’s using the wisdom of the crowd to help him reduce this energy use in his home. It’s part of a larger project by Slate called The Hive, which is using the collective wisdom of their readers to come up with solutions to everyday problems.






Last night, Slate hosted a meeting of energy experts, journalist, bloggers, business… Continue

Posted on March 11, 2010 at 3:00pm — 3 Comments

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The Sun Also Sets: A Solution to the Intermittency Problem?

The world’s second largest solar array is being built on the back of the nation’s largest fossil fuel plant in the hopes to find a hybrid solution to the nation’s energy woes.



It's being dubbed the Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center and it's being built in Indiantown, Florida by FBL. The solar array will generate 75 megawatts of power, or a less than 2% of the adjacent plant’s generating capacity. The solar power will help to supplement the energy needed, especially in the sum… Continue

Posted on March 8, 2010 at 10:30am — 3 Comments

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Russ Bailey commented on Susanna, PF Web Maven's blog post 'Wind is a Breeze'
Mike Gaworecki and the AWEA are trying to look out for their own pocket - to hell with the rest of us. Storage is a big thing! CAES should prove out - hope nothing goes wrong! Hydro is not really practical as İ can imagine the hue and cry if someo…
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Russ Bailey commented on Susanna, PF Web Maven's blog post 'How many energy experts does it take to unscrew a light bulb?'
Let power get more expensive - California style and watch people get more interested.
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Russ Bailey commented on Susanna, PF Web Maven's blog post 'The Sun Also Sets: A Solution to the Intermittency Problem?'
For maximum efficiency the operator would like full load. At my last job before retiring (in İndia) we had captive power generation capacity of 1500 mW - 500 for our own use and 1000 for export to the grid. The entire unit was combined cycle where y…
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Susanna, PF Web Maven commented on Susanna, PF Web Maven's blog post 'How many energy experts does it take to unscrew a light bulb?'
Yeah, but I think there's even some sort of backlash against energy efficiency--like it's a liberal hippy thing, or it's "too hard" to do.
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