Modern Ecologists

Regular People trying to do Great Things

Interested in becoming part of the solution? Install Solar Panels on YOUR home! It Saves Money, It's Easy and it's the right thing to do!

Change is ineveitable

As the leading species of this planet- the supposed masters, it's in our hands (and best interest) to ensure the change is positive.

more to come...

Items of Interest

Electric Cars

GreenDiesel

Hydrogen Cell Cars

Solar Panels

Passive Solar

Solar Water

Composting

EcoResorts

Dolphins

Whales

Apes

Orangutangs

Borneo

Costa Rica

Amazon Jungle

theGreenMall

So far it's just me, Rex Edhlund,

my daughter Franchesca. 3 dogs, 1 cat, and 2 ducks.

Keep checking back.

This isn't just about a web site. It's some personal rearranging as well. After spending the last 7 years as a graphic designer with the ups and downs of dealing with an industry that is becoming more and more in-house or sent overseas, I am looking for something more stable, more local, and more focused on what I want for my family. As interesting as it's been to be a writer and designer, it's just not going to be able to send my daughter to college. The glass ceiling is just too low. Not to mention I can certainly blather on a bit during my free time.

So I've decided to take my marketing and communication skills into sales. I have been told many times that people think I'm one of the best salesmen on Earth. Maybe, if it's something I believe in. That's the catch, if I believe in it, it's almost impossible to say no to me. If I can't put my heart into it- no, it won't work.

I'm looking for a growth industry. An industry that I want to see grow and have a hand in growing. Something I can believe in and solar power fits that bill. What a great way to make sense of the thousands of hours this media project will take. Also a wonderful personal excuse to attend all the industry type functions that I can get info FOR the website. Yeah, I kinda have to make this a full life thing.

So, okay,

I'll do that.

beautiful Earth

So much nicer than a dead planet.

BALTIMORE, Maryland

-- A baby dolphin calf at the National Aquarium is being nursed by three females, (very, very wet nursed.)

Jade is the calf's mother, but 2 other dolphins, Chesapeake and Shiloh are helping Jade with her motherly duties.

Scientists have known that female bottlenose dolphins can spontaneously produce milk if a calf is present, the practice is not well documented and aquarium staff are carefully watching the process.

The unnamed male calf was born to a dolphin named Jade, who is being helped in her nursing duties by the mother-daughter team of Chesapeake and Shiloh, the aquarium said in a statement issued Tuesday to announce the birth.

Aquarium officials are still compiling a list of possible names for the calf, which appears to be doing great.

The three-foot-long, 36-pound calf is nursing regularly, swimming more on its own and has begun to interact with the trainers and toys, the aquarium said.

Dolphin calves are fragile and not easily handled during their first two to three months of life, and trainers at the aquarium are leaving the nursing duties to its mother and her helpers

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