1/2 of whole world accumulated cash inflow yearly is from natural resources , if not mistaken this inflow was 35 trillion $ pa it was few years back , far lesser than what may be now . I think that’s the “ New Green Economy “ we are talking about . It’s to ensure sustainable growth with diversifications into niches.

I think , " Global warming consensus has to be build with “Crowd Sourcing “ process by entering common use to a large group of people or community in the form of an open call " . But their are limitations , I think in our adoption process. 

It may be somewhere down the line within the framework of little different oligopolistic competition with rather stronger investors , lesser sellers within this industry. But with this are we not limiting Green discussions within Green or by targeting audiences who are already “ Thinking Green” .  

Is that Crowd Sourcing ? Thereby are we not limiting , building consensus ? Can we try out creatively everything within Green for a Win Win situation ?

We might be misunderstood if we just " Think Green" ! 

But I feel " YES WE CAN "

In upstate New York I would like to help the development of small farms to provide food locally and regionally and have 100 homes in my area outfitted with renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.

I am 50 years old and looking for a new job or to create my own green job and bring others along to have a four season microfarm and four season renewable energy production.

I'd like to see the Federal Government allow for the full cost of converting automobiles and light trucks from gasoline-powered to plug-in electric vehicles to be deducted from income taxes. This could be spread over 4 or 5 years. This will encourage consumers (to convert their existing vehicles), suppliers (to invest in better/lighter mass produced battery technology), integrators (to create convertion packages for current vehicle platforms) and create a new line of business for existing repair and customization shops. This will also dovetail in with the planned changes to the electrical "smart grid" by providing a way for these plug-in electric cars to provide power during peak demand periods.