by David Snyder

Created on: March 06, 2009

The economic crisis has become a living nightmare for investors: stocks swinging up and down on a steady, if not abrupt, downward trend, global markets crashing like an over active businessman on too much caffeine. Times are hard right now, and with jobs being lost within the hundreds of thousands every month, one must ask the extremely solemn question... what will outlast this economic meltdown?

In the darkest of caves, there is always a small, but ever growing, glimmer of rising hope. It is just a matter of raising our heads and seeing it for ourselves. Sometimes it just becomes too easy to focus on the negative rather than the positive growth that lies within this gloomy market: The Environmental Industry!

While our common, oil based companies see a sharp down turn, there are small pink sheet companies that have proven they are going to do more than simply outlast the crisis, they are going to thrive and become the growing force our economy needs. Environmental companies are starting to see their time as investors are looking intently on where our future stability will come from. Reusable resources, energy that indeed the entire universe tries to deliver to us on a daily basis have become the only potential end to our current necessity conflicts.

Even the current Obama Administration sees that this is going to begin to take precedence on our markets in the next five to ten years. So much so, in fact, that a major portion of the recent stimulus bill was dedicated to building the infrastructure needed to support this new transition in corporate power. Unemployment will see an end with the building of this infrastructure, not to mention the countless jobs it will create over the course of time.

One of the strongest examples of an Environmental company that has seen nothing but increase during the current recession is Enzyme Environmental Solutions (EESO). Labeled as being one of the hottest stock picks on the market, this company has already needed to hire two whole shifts of workers just to keep up with their clients' orders, while raising their annual income by more than 100% from last year! Growth like this cannot be ignored, and will be our source of economic stability in the near future.

The only way to become stable in a global economic meltdown is by becoming self-sustaining and independent, offering assistance only when it is necessary. The only way to do this and still live the lives that we have become so accustomed to is by transferring our normal energy consumption over to the renewable resources, of which we have an unmeasurable abundance.

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