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Renewable Energy

Energy Debt vs. Energy Equity

Posted by Doug Wolkon on September 23, 2007 at 1:06 am

Non-Renewable Energy creates a Debt-Based Economy

  • We are currently leveraging our land value with non-renewable or “borrowed” energy debt.
  • Non-renewable energy owns the 1st Mortgage Debt on our Land.
  • When energy debt costs grow, our land’s 1st mortgage grows.
  • Such increases in costs are inflationary. Continued »
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Equity Economics

Posted by Doug Wolkon on August 20, 2007 at 5:39 pm

When I think of Equity, I think of the Equity in a home, real estate or a business, after deducting debt or margin. I think of Equity as being the opposite of debt; renewable energy is Equity, as is Free Time. In any case, it is always fiercely competitive to get any kind of Equity because Equity is good, just like debt is bad. But, I also think of fairness or evenhandedness when I think of Equity, as in equitable; you know, you get what you earn and once you earn it, only you figure out how to best use it. When I think of Equity, I think of you! Continued »

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Oxymorons: Get It?

Posted by Doug Wolkon on July 20, 2007 at 3:28 am

Renewable Energy

Chemical Cleaners

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Green Building

Social Security

Consumption Growth

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