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Integrity Research Institute
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Staying relevant, Earth Flag is proud to introduce our visitors to Integrity Research Institute, an organization dedicated to "securing our future by investigating and documenting emerging energy technology that is eco-sustaining." Headed by highly respected scientist, Dr. Tom Valone, the Institute has earned its reputation by establishing integrity in scientific research surrounding alternate energies, their application and impact whether it is in the technical, human health or environmental area.
Learn the real stories about Bioenergetics, Zero Point Energy, Homopolar Generators, Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (used to be called Cold Fusion). The Institute is currently featuring the most compelling evidence of the world's environmental urgency in a CO2 graph provided by Dr. Jim Hansen of NASA and pointing out that CO2 levels have risen to 385 parts per million since the graph was drawn.
Visit them now and come back for more of the world of Earth Flag and its friends. CLICK HERE TO VISIT DR. TOM VALONE'S SITE
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Earth Flag and the Earth lose a dear
friend
Marion B. Leonard, of Rochester, Vermont, a lifelong advocate for the Earth, Peace, healthy food and environmental sustainability died on August 14th at the age of 100. She will be missed.
Marion Boettiger Leonard was born in New York City on May 24, 1909, the daughter of Dr. Carl Boettiger, a physician, and Alice Banker Boettiger of Plattsburgh, NY. She grew up in Forest Hills (Queens) NY, and attended public schools there before graduating Penn Hall preparatory school in Chambersburg, PA and Pembroke College in Providence, RI in 1931. She met her future husband, Warren while at college.
We first "met" Marion in 1995 when we transitioned to caring for the Authentic Earth Flag. Marion headed a Long Island organization known as "Save Our World." She bought Earth Flags, awarded them to people or causes she felt were worthy and worked tirelessly to make the world a better place.
In 1997 Marion and Warren moved to Vermont, and Marion brought her personal form of activism with her. In the last few years she merged her activities with People for the Planet which ensures her legacy of caring will be continued.
Marion is survived by her two sons, William of New York, NY and Christopher of Sag Harbor, NY and her brother Edward of Rochester, VT.
For more on Marion and her life please CLICK HERE or CLICK HERE
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