My pencil broke … The library was closed … My alarm clock didn’t go off … Car had a flat tire … The dog ate my homework … Excuses. Excuses. Excuses.
Excuses …
When it comes to the fraudulent letters sent to members of Congress against clean energy action by Bonner & Associates on behalf of the [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · astroturfing · coal · government energy policy · politics · renewable energy
While the Cash for Clunkers (CARS Program) should be extended, we have to be clear here: this is an economic stimulus and jobs program which happens to have some energy security and environmental benefits. Yet, the Obama Administration (Office of Management and Budget?) was the power behind the scenes in seeing that the funding stream [...]
Tags: Congress · automobiles · government energy policy · renewable energy
A rough rule of thumb is that energy efficiency requires investment upfront (investment isn’t only cash, but also thinking) for lower costs into the future. Thus, energy efficiency is a central arena where thinking “cost to buy” often conflicts with more sensible thinking about “cost to own” (CtB v CtO). And, when it comes to [...]
Tags: Congress · energy efficiency · government energy policy
As discussed yesterday, the pro-coal astroturf American Coalition for Clean-Coal Electricity (ACCCE) stated that it was “outraged” that its contractor, Donner & Associates had forged (oops, that an intern or temp or contract employee, no longer with the group had forged) letters from two minority organizations to Representative Tom Perriello trying to create a (false) [...]
Tags: Congress · astroturfing · cap and trade · carbon dioxide · climate delayers · climate legislation · coal
