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Much of the electricity in the US today is produced from non-renewable resources. As we continue to deplete the earth of these and other resources, available supply is reduced, while total population and the demand for more resources continue to rise. This predicament inevitably causes a corresponding increase in the financial and environmental costs of the traditional means of energy production, conversion, distribution and storage, which naturally necessitates the direct use of renewable energy sources instead. Once you get past the middle man, the true supplier of every natural resource is always nature.

Nature supplies us with everything we need to survive and live in comfort, and although we are all subject to the laws of nature whether we choose to be or not, we can still make the choice not to pay for our dependence on, and thereby subjection to man for our energy needs. We can bypass the middle man, go straight to the source (i.e., nature) and reduce or even eliminate the energy bill if we but become more self-sufficient. Energy conservation and earth friendly, homemade power pays for itself in the end, while at the same time helping to reduce negative environmental impacts we have on our planet, and promoting energy independence.

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