Lights Out - Lisa Marie Presley (2003)

Today many are observing Earth Hour to bring world awareness to global warming and the need for solutons that will ensure energy needs are met in a responsible manner. I have already seen lights dim in Sydney, Shanghai, Jakarta and elsewhere on television and via the Internet. In a few hours it will be Europe's Africa's and the Americas' turns to do so.

Today is also when The Oxford Princeton Programme launches its latest web-based course on Overview of the Ethanol Market. So after you do turn out your lights, log on to learn about this energy resource and the role it will play in brightening the future.

Anywhere On Earth You Are - Alan Jackson (2006)

Ethanol producers are looking for a way out of idle refining capacity even after a slew of governmental initiatives such as tax credits, subsidies and production mandates by Congress. Will this latest effort push the Obama administration to come up with even more support?

Read further in this article from last Friday's edition of The New York Times: U.S. is Asked to Permit 15% Ethanol in Gasoline

The Oxford Princeton Programme will be launching its new web-based course on Overview of the Ethanol Market to coincide with Earth Hour 2009 (8:30 - 9:30 pm) to be observed on Saturday, March 28th, when over 80 countries and 930 cities will dim their lights in a show of support against global warming and for renewable energy.

Receive a voucher to try a second course FREE when you make your web-based purchase on this very day. Contact us for details.