Category Archives: Energy

Take Back Your Power Film Screening and Public Meeting

Posted on May 15, 2014 by iteap

(Naperville Illinois) – Naperville Smart Meter Awareness, West Suburban Patriots and Americans for Prosperity Invite you to a screening of “Take Back Your Power” followed by a Q&A workshop featuring the film’s director and producer, Josh del Sol in person! What ComEd … Continue reading →

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Illinois Electricity Customers Forced to Get ‘Smart Meters’ or Pay Fine

Posted on February 16, 2014 by iteap

Note:  With elections around the corner, here is the history of how Smart Meters were forced on Illinois…  When the ‘Smart Meter’ installers show up at your door,  you can pay the $21.53 per month not to have one installed. … Continue reading →

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Mark Levin Has an Idea So Brilliant It Could Totally Flip the Game on Democrats

Posted on February 15, 2014 by iteap

Click HERE to listen to Mark Levin’s idea

Posted in Benghazi, Civil Liberties, DOJ, Economy, Energy, Enviroment, Fast and Furious, IRS, Military, National GOP, Obamacare | 1 Comment

Say ‘NO’ to Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Fast Track #tcot #tlot #tpp

Posted on January 4, 2014 by iteap

Vote “NO” on Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) & Fast Track Very quietly, opposition is building on the Internet to oppose “fast track authority” legislation that may be introduced as soon as Jan. 8. The ‘fast track’ measure would grant President Obama authority to … Continue reading →

Posted in Action Alert, Civil Liberties, Economy, Energy, Enviroment, Global Gov'n/UN | 1 Comment

ACTION ALERT: Illinois Hydraulic fracturing Rules hearings and comments

Posted on November 20, 2013 by iteap

For those of you interested in the Hydraulic Fracturing for gas and oil in Illinois. From The IL Dept. of Natural Resources website Public hearings regarding the proposed Hydraulic Fracturing Regulatory Act administrative rules have been scheduled on the following … Continue reading →

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Illinois Voters Back EPA Carbon Pollution Regulations For Power Plants, New Poll Shows

Posted on November 13, 2013 by iteap

Progress Illinois – A majority of Illinois voters say they trust the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), not Congress, to decide limits on harmful carbon emissions from power plants, a new Public Policy Pollingsurvey shows. Illinois voters are also more likely to throw … Continue reading →

Posted in Agenda 21, Energy, Enviroment | 1 Comment

Obama grasps for climate legacy as second-term agenda crumbles

Posted on November 9, 2013 by iteap

The Hill – President Obama has a chance to craft a second-term legacy on climate change even as the rest of his agenda runs aground in Congress. Gun control legislation is dead; immigration reform is on life support; and reaching … Continue reading →

Posted in Energy, Enviroment | 1 Comment

‘TAKE BACK YOUR POWER’: DOCUMENTARY PAINTS DARK PICTURE OF SMART METERS

Posted on September 18, 2013 by iteap

NOTE:  Illinois activist group Naperville Smart Meter Awareness appears in this documentary film.  Congratulations to them all the great work that they do. the Blaze – Adverse health effects. Trespassing and privacy issues. Increasing costs on the consumers. A loss … Continue reading →

Posted in Agenda 21, Energy, Smart Meters | 1 Comment

OBAMA BYPASSING CONGRESS WITH CLIMATE AGENDA

Posted on August 26, 2013 by iteap

Breitbart – Barack Obama is moving full speed ahead with his climate agenda, bypassing Congress by pushing regulatory actions and executive orders. A crop of regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency intends to restrict pollution from new and existing power plants by implementing … Continue reading →

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OBAMA DELAYS KEYSTONE PIPELINE DECISION AGAIN TO 2014

Posted on August 24, 2013 by iteap

Breitbart – Delay after delay has kept the Obama administration from giving a final go ahead for construction of the Keystone pipeline and the upwards to 42,100 jobs it would create. Now the State Department is saying the decision will be pushed … Continue reading →

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