Robert J. Samuelson simply doesn’t believe in America, in American ingenuity, in Americans ability to rise to challenges and solve problems. From an acquaintance, This week’s Newsweek magazine carries a column by Robert Samuelson, titled Just-Call It Cap-and-Tax. Samuelson likes to say he’s not an economist. In this column, he certainly showed that to be […]
Entries Tagged as 'clean emissions'
Waving a white flag … Samuelson and Global Warming
June 4th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Tags: analysis · carbon dioxide · carbon tax · clean emissions · climate change · climate delayers · Congress · emissions · Energy · environmental · Global Warming · global warming deniers · lieberman-warner
A Prosperous, Climate-Friendly Society
October 1st, 2007 · 21 Comments
Peak Oil. Gas Prices. Global Warming. There are real problems and real threats with terrifying implications that merit response. Yet, threat and crisis creates opportunity. We have, before us/US, an opportunity for transformation. For responding to threat and handling crisis to create something better, to turn to a better path. And, well, the question becomes […]
Tags: carbon neutral · carbon tax · clean emissions · climate change · emissions · Energy · Global Warming · government energy policy
iPod COOL Energy: Bike to the Future?
March 24th, 2007 · 4 Comments
Since diving into the deep end when it comes to energy issues, almost every day sees new fascinating concepts, approaches, and technologies. Fascinating … exciting … even hope inspiring at times. And, as well, as the passion builds, so many of these are truly ‘iPod Cool’. This is the fourth of a new series, iPod […]
Tags: bicycles · cities · clean emissions · eco-friendly · energy efficiency · environmental