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Lawmakers push for more security and Federal protection An attack by snipers on a Silicon Valley power substation last year is prompting the former chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to launch a crusade to better secure and defend the nation's electrical grid. he former chairman, Jon Wellinghoff, now a San Francisco energy law attorney, called the little-publicized April 2013 attack on the substation a "very well planned, coordinated and executed attack on a major piece of our electric grid infrastructure." While Wellinghoff has expressed concern that the attack may have been a test run for a bigger strike -- possibly terrorism -- the FBI has declared the incident wasn't an act of terror and is still investigating the case, with no arrests made. The FBI considers the incident vandalism, said spokesman Peter Lee in San Francisco. "There is no nexus to terrorism at this time," Lee said. Nonetheless, Wellinghoff is urging Congress to fill a v...

The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System, sprawling across roughly 5 square miles of federal land near the California-Nevada border, formally opens Thursday. It's considered a key marker in the emerging solar power industry. (Feb. 13)

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John from http://bit.ly/1gtszxK makes a special trip to Milwaukee, Wisconson to show you how YOU can grow in the winter time - in the snow! After watching this video you will know how you can grow in the snow. You will also learn more about what they are growing at Will Allens place - Growing Power.

A step by step on how to make bottle bricks to use in the walls of your Earthship. Bottle bricks allow light to shine through a wall, and color the light the color of the glass used in the brick.

Our house is constructed from trash. It is a monolithic building constructed from old tires, cans, bottles, and lots of earth. We used plans from Michael Reynolds the architect of sustainable Earthships. http://bit.ly/1jAjEhP

Here's a simple Rocket Stove design that you can build for about 10 bucks ! I'll share the measurements, and the materials used... so you can build it yourself. Even if you don't weld, this is so simple, someone else could make it FOR you... very cheap. If you would like to buy one, here is a very similar stove for sale: http://bit.ly/1gtsABQ

I built this rocket stove to give away as a door prize at prepperstock 2014. Check out the link,come join the fun and see if you can win this or several other awesome prizes including a gun,hand crafted butcherblock cutting board,a woodgas cook stove as well as many other prizes. camping,cooking,camraderie and networking with like minded individuals. march14,2014,deerlick creek state park in Alabama. http://1.usa.gov/1gtsyKh http://bit.ly/1gtsyKj http://bit.ly/1jAjE19

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"Black Kettle" hasn't lived in a home since 1974 which might explain why he chose to build his own when he finally opted for a roof over his head. Short of the insulation just about everything is secondhand. Here he shows us his windows from a remodel job, the old fence posts he used for exterior walls, his outdoor bed and his backyard garden with corn and amaranth. Original story here: http://bit.ly/1gtsxFW

Architects Suzan Wines and Azin Valy were trying to come up with the ideal building material for refugee housing in Kosovo. It should be recycled, recyclable, affordable, plentiful. They thought about bottles and tires. Then Wines tripped over a shipping pallet on the way home from work one night and something clicked. Using only shipping pallets, or skids, the I-Beam architects created a tiny, modular home design. They also created "IKEA-style assembly instructions" so anyone- even those without building experience- could build their own home, using only hand tools (hammer, nails, "a crowbar is helpful"). "We've also used zip ties to build entire structures," adds Wines, "which is pretty quick, cheap and easy and doesn't require any tools". More info & original story: http://bit.ly/1gtsxpr