The controversy re Ambler’s deceptive Huffington Post post continued, with many right-wing and deniers jumping on it, trumpeting proof that somehow Huffington Post was now a denier community member. Amid those responding to Ambler, whether simply with a slap across the face or with substantive, point-by-point rebuttals, several made comments about Ambler’s post being an […]
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Arianna steps up …
January 7th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: Energy
Imagine Life Differently: New Year’s Resolution (revisted / reinforced …)
January 7th, 2009 · Comments Off on Imagine Life Differently: New Year’s Resolution (revisted / reinforced …)
Global Warming … Peak Oil … Financial meltdown … these all threaten our future prospects, our ability to see a positive future reality for ourselves and descendents. Twenty years ago, the first President Bush stated that “the American Way of Life is not up for negotiation”, showing an inability to imagine catastrophe from non-negotiation and […]
Tags: climate change · Energy · Global Warming · peak oil
HuffPost scores a 100 on the Inhofe Scale
January 5th, 2009 · 9 Comments
The New Year began with a bang over at the Huffington Post: the explosion of a new poster with a diatribe meriting a solid 100 on the Inhofe scale. [To DIGG this post.] As a reminder, thoughtful energy blogger Lou Grinzo (Cost of Energy) developed the concept of The Inhofe Scale. The Inhofe Scale will […]
Tags: Al Gore · climate delayers · Energy · Global Warming · global warming deniers · James Inhofe · skeptic · truthiness
Stimulate me
January 1st, 2009 · 10 Comments
Stimulate Etymology: From Latin stimulatus past participle of stimul? (“goad on”) . Verb: to stimulate: To encourage into action. To arouse an organism to functional activity. Synonyms: encourage, induce, provoke, animate, arouse, energize, energise, excite, perk up Antonyms: de-energize, sedate, stifle For eight long years, this nation has been de-energized, had productive advancing of the […]
Tags: alternative energy · analysis · architecture · architecture2030 · building green · eco-friendly · Energize America · Energy · energy efficiency · Global Warming · government energy policy · green · Obama Administration
E2 Solution for Energizing America to a Better Tomorrow
December 30th, 2008 · 29 Comments
As any who come to these pages are already aware, my passion is clear … helping my/your family, my/your community, my/your nation, my/our world find a path toward a prosperous and sustainable energy future. A path that will help us (US) navigate the dangerous seas of the Perfect Storm combination of Peak Oil (and other […]
Tags: Energy · environmental
Israelis/Palestinians: There is a common enemy …
December 28th, 2008 · 1 Comment
For far too long, at their core, core approaches on ‘both’ sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have promoted and pursued tactics and strategies that, fundamentally, undermine the achievement of long-term improvements in the situation for the overall populace of either ‘party’. Moving ahead, amid bombings and mounting casualties, requires leadership, leadership willing to stand up […]
Tags: climate change · Energy · environmental · environmental justice · Global Warming
A 100 year letter … and reflections on our moment
December 27th, 2008 · Comments Off on A 100 year letter … and reflections on our moment
DeSmogBlog has a project worth considering, a call for letters to one’s descendents a hundred years from now. Sharon Moore offered an apology: Most of all I want to tell you I am sorry for how short-sighted we were. I thought I was doing all that I could to leave a good world for you […]
Tags: Energy · environmental
NYTimes Reminds: Renewables ain’t perfect
December 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Those ever so dedicated journalists have found yet another weakness inherent in renewable energy systems: if you want solar energy after a heavy snowstorm, be prepared to shovel some snow! In Solar meets Polar, Kate Galbraith lets readers know that winter can disrupt renewable energy systems. STOP THE PRESSES: Renewable energy has warts! To be […]
Tags: Energy · solar · Solar Energy · wind power
Climate Change in the Educational Process
December 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment
To a great extent, Americans are climate-change illiterate as exemplified by the continued success of the global warming denier disinformation efforts in confusing people about the science and about the realities of what is going on around the planet, humanity’s role in driving the change, and the opportunities for humanity to address these challenges both […]
Tags: climate change · Energy · Global Warming
Penny Wise vs Pound(s) Foolish: A Christmas Light Tale …
December 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
An Associate Press article focused on the growing sales of LED Christmas lights, Efficient holiday lighting gains more converts and quoted this blog (blogger) as to the value of the more cost and energy efficient choice: LED lighting over incandescent strings. The AP reporter read Christmas Lights … scrooge or savior? and wanted to discuss […]
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