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TLC

August 25th, 2010 · Comments Off on TLC

TLC … Tender, loving, care. What beautiful words. We can all use some TLC. And, looking at peat fires smoking out Moskovites, flooded Pakistanis, overheated Washingtonians, and other climate chaos victims around the world, it has to be clear to all but the anti-science syndrome sufferring haters of a livable economic system that our planet […]

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Tags: Energy

Does BP stand for Begging for Pennies?

August 23rd, 2010 · Comments Off on Does BP stand for Begging for Pennies?

Few people earn a living (or even make money) running a blog site — especially not one that focuses on issues of substance.  People do it for passion, love, ego, boredom, concern for public service … any number of reasons. And, in almost all cases, doing this costs money from indirect (opportunity costs) to direct […]

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Tags: advertising · Energy · greenwashing · journalism

Seven questions for seven generations

August 19th, 2010 · Comments Off on Seven questions for seven generations

Perhaps the best single piece of advice for societies comes down to one word: generations. To add richness, expand this to three words: think seven generations. Seven generations … Writ large, keeping this in mind when making deciosns about societal investments and structure creates a sustainable space which offers the chance for an indefinite strengthening […]

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Tags: Energy

Buy our way to a better planet?

August 18th, 2010 · 1 Comment

There is a debate, subdued at times, between various approaches toward changing the planet to the better. There are those who layout the fundamental flaws of capitalism and the huge complexity of market failures (see Sick Planet) which, they explain, require us to move forward to something else to have a chance to survive climate […]

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Tags: Energy

The power of “and”

August 17th, 2010 · 1 Comment

Our challenges, opportunities, and solution paths are complex and interrelated. Yet, all too often, we see them individually, not linked and interacting. Last year, in response to a blog post entitled My New High Efficiency Toilet, a commentator wrote I don’t have low flow shower heads, but I rinse up, turn off the water, lather […]

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Tags: Energy

Energy Bookshelf: A power hungry gushing of lies

August 16th, 2010 · 5 Comments

On reading the opening paragraphs of Robert Bryce’s author’s note, I felt a kindred soul: .. just how lucky I am. There is no more complex or fascinating topic than energy. … the scale of energy use and the complexity and the importance of the energy business are unmatched by any industry. The study of […]

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Tags: climate delayers · Energy · energy bookshelf · skeptic · truthiness

An Appeal to Bill McKibben …

August 5th, 2010 · Comments Off on An Appeal to Bill McKibben …

Coming not that far from Bill’s neck of the woods, NB41 is a very thoughtful and knowledgeable advocate of wind power … working hard for helping make wind power a reality.  This guest post is his appeal to Bill McKibben to advocate for feed-in-tariffs as a tool that works to get clean energy expansion accelerated.  […]

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Tags: Energy

Senate Climate Change inAction: Postmortem thoughts continued …

August 5th, 2010 · Comments Off on Senate Climate Change inAction: Postmortem thoughts continued …

The abysmal failure for US Senate movement forward on climate change mitigation legislation has many fathers and mothers, many to blame. And, the blame game is moving around … along with lots of CYA discussions. To a certain extent, the pointing fingers and ‘who me’ exercises can get a bit exaggerated because while there is […]

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Tags: climate change · Energy · environmental · Global Warming

Energy Bookshelf: The power of invisible energy

August 4th, 2010 · 11 Comments

Efficiency is the ugly stepchild of the energy and climate world. Recently, I put solar on my roof. Many neighbors and friends are excited about trying to do the same. When I hear this from them, the advice: make sure that your home is energy efficient before putting a penny into something like solar power […]

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Tags: Energy · energy bookshelf · energy efficiency

Energy COOL: Direct Wafer

August 3rd, 2010 · Comments Off on Energy COOL: Direct Wafer

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 Energy COOL. The concept of Silver Bullet solutions concerns me and […]

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Tags: business practice · department of energy · Energy · energy cool · solar · Solar Energy

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