FILMMAKER’S NOTE: Kassi Fitzgerald appeared in the film “Haynesville” and immediately made a name for herself as a concerned citizen, conscientious environmentalist and, most importantly, a loving mom of two sons Matthew and Joseph. On Sunday, April 29, Kassi lost her son Joseph to a sudden illness. We are heartbroken that this has happened to such an […]
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By the genConnect Staff We connected with the Director and Producer of ‘Haynesville.’ Click the link below to watch genConnect Senior Editor Randi Zucker interview Kallenberg on his new film “Haynesville,��� which is about the United States’ hunt for new energy sources: www.genconnect.com/career/director-gregory-kallenberg-haynesville-film-debut-video Gregory Kallenberg’s diverse background in writing and film-making focusing on journalism and […]
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***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** Contact: Chris Lyon, 318-213-6437, info@HaynesvilleMovie.com EPK and graphic elements can be found at www.haynesvillemovie.com/downloads Internationally Acclaimed Energy Documentary to Receive Special Presentation at the Aspen Ideas Festival The new version of “Haynesville: A Nation’s Hunt for an Energy Future,��� the highly acclaimed energy documentary, will be featured at the prestigious Aspen Ideas […]
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FILMMAKER’S NOTE: Kassi Fitzgerald appeared in the film “Haynesville” and immediately made a name for herself as a concerned citizen, conscientious environmentalist and, most importantly, a loving mom of two sons Matthew and Joseph. On Sunday, April 29, Kassi lost her son Joseph to a sudden illness. We are heartbroken that this has happened to such an […]
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California sets highest green power goal By Wendy Koch, USA TODAY Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Tuesday that sets the nation’s toughest renewable energy mandate, requiring utilities to draw 33% of their power from solar panels, windmills and other sources by 2020. “There are people who think we can drill our way to happiness and […]
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DALLAS (SMU) – During the summer of 2008, Southern Methodist University hosted a demonstration aimed at generating electricity from waste heat. Popular Science was so impressed with the compact unit connected to a boiler in the University’s Central Plant that editors named ElectraTherm’s “Green Machine” one of the top technology innovations of 2008. Fast-forward to […]
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