Rooftop solar statistic of the day

If you are interested in promoting solar energy, and solar-charged driving, there are a number of things you can do.

We offer a partial list below. We anticipate adding more ideas to this list as they come to mind -- and as readers contact us with ideas.

Repower America Wall
Repower America is devoted to promoting the incredible vision of a completely renewable-energy fired America within a few short years. This wall is a really cool feature that allows you -- and millions of other Americans -- to make clear what, unforunately, a few powerful Big Oil and Dirty Coal elites don't want to hear: America wants to go renewable -- and we want to go right now! Post to the wall today -- and make your voice heard!

Even if you don't think about it -- or you want to deny it -- oil is a finite resource.

And it's not going to last much longer at the rate we're consuming, almost certainly not much longer than 100 years. If you have kids like I do (a four- and three-year-old), their kids will be around when the oil is gone.

And then what?

Don't believe that the world's oil spigot isn't going to be a never-ending gusher?

Check out this eye-opening Peak Oil ticker from EnergyAndCapital.com.

Yes, the world's rapidly dwindling oil supply is indeed an ongoing -- and world-altering event.

This is a listing of upcoming activist events related to promoting solar, renewable energy, or EVs & PHEVs. When applicable, events are listed according to U.S. state

NATIONAL EVENTS

Coal River Wind Action to Block Mountaintop Removal in West Virginia - ongoing event
You can help stop the destruction of a mountain in West Virginia and help make a collective stand for wind energy in the spot where a mountaintop threatens to be removed in the name of cheap coal. Learn more and sign on to the petition to save Coal River Mountain -- which could host a wind farm instead of being leveled for coal -- at -->

http://www.coalriverwind.org/

The Coal River Mountain Wind Project is led by concerned citizens residing in Coal River Valley of West Virginia. Work on this project is based at Coal River Mountain Watch in Raleigh and Boone County, West Virginia. Community groups have been fighting the devastating effects of surface mining in Coal River Valley for many years. For the first time, we have an economic alternative to these destructive mining practices. We welcome you join us in this historic struggle for cleaner, more sustainable future.