Our carbon emissions from burning coal, oil and natural gas in our homes and vehicles must be reduced to slow global warming. And, in any case, modern economies must make the transition to clean energy to remain strong and healthy. And does anyone believe that we would have invaded Iraq twice in 10 years if Iraq wasn’t sitting on $7 trillion of oil (give or take a trillion)?
So why is this important?

* The well being of our children and their ability to experience the same climate that our Mothers and Fathers experienced
* Our long-term economic well-being
* Our national security

The good news is that we can reduce our personal carbon emissions in relatively easy ways. We don’t have to give up automobiles and shiver through the winter or sweat through the summer.

EnergyRace provides clear steps (but not the only steps) on what we can do to make a difference and to help us all see the difference we are making.
How Is the Site Supported

EnergyRace’s services are free to anyone willing to sign up. The site will be supported through web advertising. The site is not supported by selling or renting the email addresses of our members. We take your privacy very seriously.
Community Guidelines

EnergyRace is a community that welcomes polite, relevant comment from any community member. We’re not interested in a debate on global warming because there are other sites for that and because reduced use of fossil fuels and increased use of clean energy is just plain good for the economy, good for our foreign policy and in an indirect way supports our troops in Iraq.

Our motives and preferred methods may be diverse but carbon emissions reduction is our goal.
EnergyRace – Make a Difference, Measure it Here.

YellowstonePark.com is owned and operated by Yellowstone Journal Corporation, a private company based in Lander, Wyo.

We are a team of many brought together by a shared vision, and a passion for Yellowstone and all the regions, attractions and wonders that our company promotes. Most of us are locals, and the few of us who aren’t, moved here from Germany and Colorado and Iowa to become locals. We live and play here and work hard to provide inspiring and useful information to people considering or planning a Yellowstone vacation.

A Yellowstone vacation is America’s best road trip. It includes more than a visit to the world’s first national park. A Yellowstone vacation includes exploring various routes and communities and natural wonders while en route to and from the Park. This site, and our other publications and services, have one goal in mind: To inspire you to experience our regions, attractions, wonders and things to do in Yellowstone Park country, and to provide you with all the trip-planning tools you need to do so.

Some brief history: In early 1994, Shelli and Jerry Johnson, with the help of Shelli’s parents, Bill and Nancy Sniffin, founded the company, which at the time published an independent newspaper, the Yellowstone Journal, a publication dedicated to providing the most up-to-date Yellowstone National Park news and Yellowstone information available. Soon the Yellowstone Journal was converted to a color magazine and is currently sold inside Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, to subscribers in all 50 states, and via newsstands throughout the U.S.

YellowstonePark.com was founded in late 1995, and was soon after named a “Yahoo Site of the Week.” In 2005, YellowstonePark.com was voted the “#1 Tourism Site in the World” by the prestigious Webby Awards’ People’s Voice, and “Best Travel Site” by the Web Marketing Association. YellowstonePark.com is developed largely based on what our site’s customers have indicated they are wanting and needing in determining the destination for their vacation, as well as what they need to adequately plan a vacation of a lifetime.

In 2000, Yellowstone Journal Corporation added another magazine, 99 Things to Do in Yellowstone Country. Every year, more than 500,000 readers enjoy the print magazine, which is distributed in a 7-state region at logical points along the way to and from Yellowstone beginning 1-2 days away from the park. The entire text and advertorial from the magazine is also available in the Things to Do online content on YellowstonePark.com and as a downloadable magazine.

Yellowstone Journal Corporation also provides the free direct mail “Yellowstone Trip Planner Kit”, publishes numerous e-Newsletters, and conducts extensive customer research of Yellowstone’s prospective and actual visitors.

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The purpose of Orangutan Outreach is:

1. To conserve orangutans in their native habitat.
2. To raise and promote public awareness of, and participation in, conservation strategies for orangutans through grassroots campaigns, community involvement and global communication.
3. To collaborate with Indonesian conservationists in the running of orangutan rehabilitation centers.
4. To fund rescue efforts of orangutans confiscated on palm oil plantations.
5. To fund rescue efforts of orangutans held illegally by private owners, whether commercial or individual, who are in direct violation of CITES.
6. To collaborate with zoos and animal parks in North America to promote awareness of orangutan conservation efforts.
7. To use the Internet to provide orangutan-related curriculum materials free of charge.
8. To fundraise locally and globally to support these goals.

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