OceanNRG

• Ocean-Based Energy Is The Answer to Global Warming

• Ocean-Based Energy Is The Answer to U.S. Dependence on Foreign Oil

• COAL PLANTS:
  Burning coal for electricity
  contributes tons of greenhouse gases
  into our atmosphere every year.
  How much pollution will you accept?
  There's no pollution - zero emissions -
  from ocean-based electrical generation.
• GOVERNMENT:
  Why has our government
  ignored and downplayed
  the enormous potential
  of Ocean Energy?
• NUCLEAR FUEL:
  Spent nuclear fuel lasts
  for many, many lifetimes.
  Nuclear accidents threaten
  every single one of us.
• SPREAD THE WORD:
  Tell others
  - tell friends,
  tell family
  & tell your neighbors -
  about the potential of Ocean Energy
• INVESTMENT:
  We've spent billions on fossil fuels...
  What if we'd spent even a fraction
  on renewable sources
  like Ocean Energy?
• NUCLEAR WASTE:
  There's no threat of annihilation
  with energy from the ocean!
  Should we finally
  develop Ocean Energy?
• DETROIT:
  Should the domestic automakers
  receive bailouts?
  OR
  Should alternative energy finally
  receive the attention it deserves?
• ELECTED OFFICIALS:
  Our tax dollars have been
  squandered on the Middle East.
  Why did America hear
  next to nothing about
  OCEAN ENERGY during the debates?
• WIND FARMS:
  Would you rather use
  valuable, beautiful real estate
  for land-based wind farms?
  OR
  Place off-shore wind farms
  far away from sight?
• MEDIA COVERAGE:
  'Potential Energy Source
  Covers 73% of the Planet!'
  
  (Why doesn't media
  ever cover THIS!?)
• PRESIDENT BUSH:
  Eight years, and you heard
  NOTHING from President Bush
  concerning our ocean as a
  potential source of energy
• EDUCATION:
  How many ocean-based energy
  options were you taught
  in high school?
  None?

* o·cean en·er·gy (ō-shen en-er-ji) n., pl. –gies.

1. energy derived in any manner from the vast body of salt water covering approximately 73 percent of the earth’s surface.  2. any persistently renewable source of energy or power (electrical, etc.) derived from the sea, including power from the harnessing of ocean currents, Biomass energy, ocean solar power, wave power, off-shore wind power, ocean geothermal, etc. 3. a science and a technology in process of development; includes a full range of ocean-based renewable energy alternatives, many of which remain to be conceived and explored.