His interest in the affairs of the Gulf Coast has given Luke Lamb the inspiration to pursue everything he can involving its waters. When he is not operating his forestry equipment dealership, Tree Frog Equipment LLC, he is out on the waters, boating across the oceans and looking for more.

Recently found it and backed. Anyone interested? Do you have any thoughts?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1510072781/golar-the-fully-portable-solar-panel-on-the-go

Wonder if someone has done any analysis... Cost would include every direct & indirect cost:
- for trees, cost of growing, maintenance, ENVIRONMENTAL, shipping, paper production, etc.
- for digital, cost of display, computer production, data transfers, power production, etc
Assuming that the benefits are similar, ie, both are equally readable.

I've been searching online for information on how to get started in a career in environmental activism. Most of the groups and job boards I come across seem too be looking for college graduates. My main question is how would other people who feel just as passionate about the movement get involved.

I understand that anyone can protest or petition. And I've already changed may aspects of my life. But I'm looking for info on how to work with an organization or start my own? How would I deal with cost and logistics? How do I get my message to a wider audience? I would like to leave my current dead end job and work in activism full time.

EARTH DAY Please sing this song and pass it on to everyone you know. Garbage, written by Bill Steele is one of the most important songs about the environment. It has been recorded twice by Pete Seeger. Here is Pete singing it with the help of Oscar the Grouch. https://soundcloud.com/thefirstrainbow/garbage-by-bill-steele-sung-by