Solar power + bees + butterflies = A good idea

Photo by Ken Korczak

KEN KORCZAK:

Bees and butterflies have never been more endangered -- and their dire situation is tied to our own fate.

As you know, if the bees stop pollinating, most of our basic foods stops growing. The butterflies also play a huge role.

Now two University of Minnesota professors have an idea that could create thousands of acres of more habitat for bees and butterflies, and it involves another very good thing -- solar power.

See my story by clicking the link below, and see how you can help:

SAVE THE BEES & BUTTERFLIES!

Big energy companies may be getting nervous about solar

KEN KORCZAK:

Just a note for you all to check out my story about solar energy. (See link below)

I know solar is still expensive and hard to swing for many folks who want to be be more independent and free of the grid (and creepy energy companies). But I firmly believe the future for solar looks bright for those of us who dream of total food and energy independence. If the energy companies are getting nervous, well, that's a good sign:

My story: KEN'S SOLAR ENERGY STORY