Environment

The world’s environment hangs in a balance. Mankind as a whole has altered the face of our planet. The use of fossil fuels to produce energy is the major factor contributing to global warming. Mankind is facing our Darwinian moment, we, as a whole, will either adapt to survive or we will all perish. We must find a way to produce energy without producing carbon to avoid mass extinction. This is the first situation in the history of the world that will require the participation of every nation to succeed. While a lofty goal, humanity is capable of survival. We have battled disease, journeyed into space, walked on the moon, and split the atom. We can fix this problem. The Nextec Regeneration System is one possible solution to this problem. By reducing energy consumption by as much as 70%, this technology can help ease the strain we place on our planet. Nextec is not the only solution, and it will in fact take ingenuity and many technologies to reverse the process of global warming. The Nextec Regeneration System is however one of the only solutions that is available now and cost effective. Nextec Energy is dedicated to do our part to reduce the production of greenhouse gases. In addition to the products we offer, we are pioneering projects built upon this technology.

You play a role in global warming. By reducing your own carbon footprint you can be part of the solution. Here are
some things you can do:

• Use compact fluorescent light bulbs.
• Use fans in your attic to exhaust heat
• Buy energy efficient appliances
• Go solar
• Carpool
• Use public transportation
• Keep you tires full
• Change your air filters regularly
• Use motion sensing light switches
• Improve your homes insulation
• Walk or ride a bike
• Use less water
• Write your representatives
• Vote
• Buy a hybrid car
• Buy electricity from green sources
• Recycle
• Use a timer on your thermostat
• Use a clothes line
• Hand wash dishes and clothes
• Talk about the problem
• Buy eco-friendly products
• Recycle your energy

For more information on how you can reduce your carbon footprint visit http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumer/.