nastiness, played by Larry Hagman. Today, Hagman is acting differently, promoting the use of solar power. So, I say now, Hats Off.

By Sarah Laskow, Media Consortium Blogger

If you were to look out to the horizon of the clean energy field right now, you would see the hazy outlines of nuclear reactors. President Barack Obama announced this week that two new nuclear plants will go up in Georgia, built on the promise that the federal government will guarantee $8.3 billion in loans—nearly the entire estimated cost of the project.

By Sarah Laskow, Media Consortium Blogger

Nuclear power, biofuels, clean coal: These are the Obama administration’s answers to climate change. The 2011 budget, released this week, promised new loans for the construction of nuclear power plants, and on Wednesday the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), White House, and other departments detailed steps to encourage ethanol and clean coal production.

By Sarah Laskow, Media Consortium Blogger

In his first State of the Union address, President Barack Obama touched on climate issues only briefly. He called on the Senate to pass a climate bill, but did not give Congress a deadline or promise to veto weak legislation. Nor did he mention the Copenhagen climate conference, where international negotiators struggled to produce an agreement on limiting global carbon emissions.

By Raquel Brown, TMC Mediawire Blogger

There are lots of green technologies that are on the horizon, but it is very strange to the Dog that almost no one is talking about one that exists today and uses completely off the shelf tech to generate power day and night.

Well All the panels are installed and wired together.

Day two saw all the mounting hardware finished and the Solar panels start to be put in place on the mounting racks. What a day!

This Diary will be my experiences with having a Solar Power System installed for our home.