OpEdNews Author's Page for Michael Richards

Michael Richards is a life long innovator, entrepreneur and author. His most recent book is; SUSTAINABLE OPERATING SYSTEMS/The Post Petrol Paradigm (available on line at; www.amazon.com Mr. Richards has presented as an author, speaker and conference leader at universities and conferences in USA,Asia and Europe this year. Contact at 319-213-2051 USA. Michael Richards is the inventor of soybean oil wax replacements for petroleum wax. He serves as President of Soyawax International, a US firm that ships product to 25 nations. Michael Richards is the founder of a not for profit research and educational organization; SUSTAINABLE ECOLOGICAL ECONONIC DEVELOPMENT (S.E.E.D.) SEED orgainizes conferences for city, state and governmental organizations to work on conversion to sustainable economic alternatives.

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6 Articles

Saturday, May 31, 2008
Building Economic and Political Systems based on Reality
(2 comments) An intelligent framework for social, economic and political change.

Friday, May 2, 2008
A Global Clarion Call to Bold Action;
(5 comments) A global clarion call to creative entrepreneurs and visionary activists.

Sunday, March 23, 2008
A Biofuel Reality Check; A Sane Voice from Iowa Farm Country
(4 comments) A serious look at the real facts behind the biofuel economic boom.

Friday, February 29, 2008
Ecology, Economics and a Spiritual Basis for Resource Stewardship
The author presents a spiritual/ethical basis for a paradigm shift to sustainable economic systems.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Sustainability for Survival
Building reality based sustainable communities is no longer just motivated by a "green ethic". Setting up intelligent sustainable systems is a necessity for survival. Changing light bulbs or fuel just won't get it. We need a total paradigm shift.

Sunday, February 17, 2008
Connecting the Dots; The Pervasive Economic Infrastructure of War
The author explores sustainable alternatives to the pervasive infrastructure of a permanent war economy.

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