Japanese Wind Lens!:

http://ourworld.unu.edu/en/japans-next-generation-of-renewable-energy/

But who cares?

"World headed for irreversible climate change in five years, IEA warns" --

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/nov/09/fossil-fuel-infrastructure-climate-change

.. and see WMO Provisional Statement on the Status of the Global Climate:

http://www.wmo.int/pages/mediacentre/press_releases/gcs_2011_en.html

While here at home:

"Given lack of consensus as to the “primary” causes of mental distress, this proposed change [ in the definition of what constitutes a Mental Disorder ] may result in the labeling of sociopolitical deviance as mental disorder." -- last paragraph of "Sociocultural Variation" paragraph of American Psychological Association petition against proposed version of DSM-5.

See also blog "DSM5 in distress" at Psychology Today.

The DSM-5 is the fifth revision of the DSM, which is the manual published by American Psychiatric Association, which "... provides a common language and standard criteria for the classification of mental disorders. It is used in the United States of America and in varying degrees around the world, by clinicians, researchers, psychiatric drug regulation agencies, health insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, and policy makers." (Wikipedia).

Let's hope the dolphins at least escape.

You are suggesting that we need to fight fire with fire. We do not require yet another ideology or belief system. We don't need yet another incredibly subtle, reasonable, comprehensive intellectual model or any such thing. I would say we simple need to observe reality. It is the only thing simple enough to be passed on through word of mouth. Our ability to see the real, which has a neurological basis, has been atrophied. The more we try to idealize and image everything around us the more we exclude the possibility of seeing things as they are. We are trying to untangle a web of ideas by thinking about them...confounding the problem! Insist on fundamental, simple reality. Don't try to persuade, manipulate or debate about that which is factual and don't confuse reality with the idea of reality. The public are bombarded by ideas to the point that they have stopped listening and settled on whatever particular idea gives them the feeling of security, because otherwise they become anxious. They have settled on the idea of security instead of actual security, the idea of society instead of actual society, etc etc. Stirring them up and hoping that your ideology will be the one they settle on next is business as usual. You don't want or need to unsettle them or have them believe this or that, they just need to actually observe the world which you will not get them to do, by giving them another mental image to play around with. It wasting time. If people at least have contact with reality then differences of opinion are not so critical, maybe there are different ways of sorting things out, we can choose or try them all, but what are the actual problems? Without consensus on the basics of all this, then we are all talking about different things and all we have to offer the world is endless cogitation. Let's simply insist on actuality and from there we can have a foundation from which to work, actual, grounded, proven knowledge and wisdom instead of only the appearance of it. When you remove all the opinions there is not that much left that people need to be aware of and it is simple enough that anyone can grasp it so why the need for some big idea? We don't need everyone on the planet to fully understand the subtleties of various economic, political or philosophical theories. Hoping that the big idea is coming along to save everything is our habit because we have assumed that we can think our way out everything, we can't think our way free from an imaginary society because the more time we spend cogitating on reality the less time we spend actually observing it. It disconnects our intelligence from our situation and that is the opposite of science or meditation. We have to achieve some things bodily. OOOOPS excuse me for ranting!!