A strange-looking man. He is alone, he is lonely. He is big and strong and does things that seem to upset people. He feels misunderstand. He sounds melancholy.

Then one day, someone sees his potential, and everything changes.

Ironically, our recent wild, windy weather comes from global warming/climate change!

Since BC has some of this planet's best wind resources, why not put it to good use? With wind turbines -- like the ones we helped people make at Science World. You'll also see revived batteries (battery recycling, or rather reUSE) and plastics recycled into toys!

Here's a link to photos..

Althought Solar Power Roadshow has been in the media or pubic eye regularly, we have found it disappointing that most people aren't aware of the energy-savings and freedeom from petro-fear that everybody can achieve by using (apparently little-known) future energy and transportation products/services that are available right now, in Vancouver.

These include novel items we've shown on national TV such as water-powered calculators to 1-watt LED lightbulbs ($4/each) that give out approximately the same brightness as 8-watt CFL bulbs or 40-watt incandescent bulbs; or, wind-powered lights so small they fit in your hand. More later..