Principles for a future economy

   1. Investing in renewable energy – it’s not just “Green” politics, but think that all non-renewable resources would come to an end.

   2. No economic activity should compete with food production – think of what effects the expansion of energetic cultures (for biofuel production) have on agriculture.

   3. No debts – grow slowly, based on your own resources and avoid relying on loans.

   Sounds well, don’t you think? They weren’t stated by me, but these are the basic principles of the Southern Ute Growth Fund (as I once read in an NYT article). The Southern Ute are a Native American tribe, whose members founded this private enterprise, with significant investments in self-sustainable economic projects, including innovative domains such as using industrial emissions to grow biofuel-producing microalgae. And they are considered one of the enterprises with the best solvency in the USA, with quite a tiny debt . You can find out more about them on http://sugf.com/.