Nicolas Del Valle | Future belongs to us

The Law of Growth

by ndelvalle on Mar 5, 2011 • No Comments

There are laws that are unchangeable. Nature has provided us with a set of natural laws that we cannot change, even if we wanted to. The law of gravity states that what goes up must come down. The law of growth states that everything we do in our life must...

Environment / People

IKEA’s green initative goes greener

by ndelvalle on Dec 27, 2010 • No Comments

For a while now IKEA™ has taken the initiative of taking advantage of the sun by using solar energy technology on their retail stores’ rooftop. IKEA has shown that corporate social behaviour does pay back. On December, 2010 they announced that more stores will be equipped with solar rooftops which...

People / Poverty

University of the People – Free tuition university for all

by ndelvalle on Dec 24, 2010 • No Comments

A few months ago Shai Reshef founded the non profit University “University of the People” with the main objective of providing tuition free education for all. Education is one the fundamental rights of citizens however in most countries it has become a huge business. Is really shameful that countries such...

Environment

Government’s Commitment to the Environment on the increase

by ndelvalle on Dec 23, 2010 • No Comments

On December 15 2010 the government of Canada showed its commitment to renewal energy. According to Environment Canada federal regulations that required 5% of “renewable fuel content” in gas came in effect on December 15th. Canada as well as many other countries are showing their commitment to better the environment...

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The Third World Has it Right

by ndelvalle on Oct 16, 2011 • No Comments

We have heard it many times over; the third world is a poor world. The question is what poverty is and what causes it? In my own understanding poverty is nothing else than an unbalance in the repartition of the earth resources. There’s no such thing as poverty but instead a lack of management of...

Environment / Renewable Energy

Beyond Hitler: Germany’s Commitment to Environmental Change

by ndelvalle on Oct 15, 2011 • No Comments

When we hear about Germany we hear Hitler and his atrocities. However, when it comes to renewable energy Germany has taken a lead role in the developed world. Firs, making a commitment to be a nuclear energy free country and second, because the whole country already runs on about 20% renewable energy. Lastly, Deutch Bahn...

People / Poverty

Educacion Universitaria Gratis para todos: University of the People

by ndelvalle on Sep 3, 2011 • 1 Comment

University of the People es la primera Universidad online gratis dedicada a el crecimiento y la democratización de estudios superiores. Fundada por Mr. Shai Reshef Univesity of the People es una iniciativa que deberíamos copiar a nivel mundial en especial en países del tercer hemisferio. Hoy día gracias a la tecnología tenemos a nuestras manos...

Environment

Solar Energy: Energy Source of the Future

by ndelvalle on Sep 2, 2011 • No Comments

Energy demands are continually increasing. As global population reaches numbers never imagined we must find alternative ways to supply those things we consider primary to survival. Energy has become a staple of life similar to food and water for energy is used to draw out those essential resources. However, fossil fuel energy seems to be...

Make Greening your House in 2011 a Priority

by ndelvalle on Jan 4, 2011 • No Comments

As we enter 2011 it would be great if we declared it the greenest year in our houses. Many of us see the news and listen that the planet is at risk but very few people take any action. It is time to do more than just listening and in this article I will give...

Environment / People

JIT: Just In Time Consuming, Save your Money, Save the Planet

by ndelvalle on Dec 29, 2010 • No Comments

Supply and demand is one the best system ever created, yet we have managed to over use it as we have done with everything else. In the 21st century as we approach global warming is becoming evident that it is our fault the planet is upset. But even when we know it, we ignore it...

News / People

Haiti: Victim of bad thoughts and bad press

by ndelvalle on Dec 28, 2010 • No Comments

For many decades now Haiti has been considered the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. Indeed I believe that Haiti’s problems are of thoughts and vibes. For those of us who believe that everything is energy and that thoughts materialize, it will become clear that Haiti has just become victim of bad energy and negative...