Comments on: Dine with an Unconventional “Green” Sheikh

By: Khadijah Johnson

Khadijah Johnson — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 09:26:13 +0000

As-Salamu Alaykum,

My name is Khadijah, im very impressed with the Green Sheikh & Ihsan. I’m an American Muslim Covert that’s very interested in learning more about the Middle East & UAE culture & society. I had to pleasure to hear him speak on his visit to Chicago @ AIC. It was an evening to remember. I would love to visit Abu Dhabi, or even volunteer in Abu Dhabi for this very important cause. Insha Allah

Khadijah ( Chicago USA)
Duey International
Mobile 312-428-1651

By: Blanchy Dodd

Blanchy Dodd — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 11:09:03 +0000

10 June 2011

Dear Sir,

I would like to introduce myself as a representative of an International group of ladies in Abu Dhabi WIAD.

I was really impressed reading your interview; I would like to have the honour of inviting to H.E. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi to give a talk at our regular Coffee Mornings that will be held twice a month from October 2011 to May 2012. Our Group caters to more than 65 nationalities and 700 women.

We would also be very pleased if one member of “Green Sheikh” could give us a talk.

He has taken a high responsibility and goal of what he calls “Saving the Blue World from Human Destruction”. If only few more people could do the same this world would be so different.

This section of Dine with an Unconventional Sheikh is admirable and I hope he could achieve what he hopes.

In the section “Beyond Fear of a Sustainable Future” I found the same ideal thought I have had all my life. I have being living forty per cent of my life overseas (original from Ecuador, South America married with a British) and always I have been asking myself why we cannot live in peace despite similarities and differences between faiths. I agree that all is a matter of respect for each other so people of different cultures and religions can live together in harmony.

I wish a success to H.E. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi on his travel to Brazil to celebrate World Environment Day. So that other countries can learn about his efforts from the UAE and can contribute significantly to the sustainable development of their own, to help save the Blue Planet from future man-made disasters.

I am looking forward to hear from you and also I offer myself to work as a volunteer in Abu Dhabi for this good cause.

With best wishes
Blanchy Dodd
WIAD Hospitality Coordinator
Mobile 050 580 5793

By: Sam Salamy

Sam Salamy — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 10:27:58 +0000

As a founder of the solar industry in the US and currently a founder of sweet sorghum ethanol, I invite you to contact me to discuss our mutual sustainable future. Included in my expertise is vertical indoor farming, Neogenix oncology cancer remediation and LED/solar lighting solutions. I have spent my life devoted to creating a clean and efficient world, always attempting to offer alternative energy in lieu of oil. My continued goals include an immediate transformation to thwart business as usual and offer distributed generation, whereas the people of the world will share and prosper from the production and local distribution of clean energy, energy efficiency and personal health. Please contact me at your leisure, my heart is an open book to all that seek renewable and sustainable solutions. Go to http://www.homegrownbiofuels.com to discover my current and most important cause to date. Shalom and As-Salamu Alaykum… Sam Salamy, NYC 6/10/2011…

By: BELO MONTE

BELO MONTE — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 00:15:59 +0000

We urge you to stop development of the Belo Monte Dam Complex. Instead of this environmentally, socially, and economically disastrous project, please invest in energy efficiency and clean power sources, protect the basic human rights of indigenous people and local communities, and support sustainable development that protects lives and ecosystems.
STOP BELO MONTE—NO MEGA-DAM IN THE AMAZON

By: Tafline Laylin

Tafline Laylin — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 10:57:34 +0000

May I be the first to say welcome to the wonderful world of green blogging. We can’t wait to hear more about your dinner guests and any connections you are able to make between Arabic and Amazonian indigenous culture. With green wishes for a Blue Planet, Tafline