Author: Craig Shields

At this holiday season, while we’re all in such a festive and generous mood, it would be wrong of me not to mention The Turimiquire Foundation, by my wits the best bang for the buck you’ll ever find in terms of …

Want to Aim a Holiday Contribution at Sustainability? Consider the Turimiquire Foundation Read More »

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Maybe this little sweetheart is asking Santa for peace and harmony in the human community.  Well, perhaps not.  In any case, the season really is a time for reflection, and pondering the things we truly want.  I’m always shocked when …

Whatever You Believe, May the Spirit of Love Burn Brightly Inside You This Christmas Season Read More »

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I had the good fortune to speak with my gradeschool friend Bruce Wilson the other day.  Bruce, a contractor in building energy efficiency, had found me online, and was clearly pleased that one of his classmates is involved with sustainable …

Renewable Energy Soon – But Today's Most Obvious Answer Is Efficient Buildings Read More »

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The results of political compromise — maybe by definition — are seldom satisfactory to anyone.  But hasn’t this whole process recently gotten worse than ever before?  The healthcare reform bill that the Obama administration put through was the product of a hammer and …

The Tragic Results of Political Compromise in US Energy Policy Read More »

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The groundworks for the construction of the world’s first commercial solar updraft tower may be little more than two years away. Solar updraft towers use the power that lifts hot air balloons into the air to generate electricity. The Australian …

[The Vector] 200MW Solar Updraft Power Plant at Application Stage Read More »

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When you consider the rising price of gas, as well as other economic factors which are taking a toll on your bank account and wallet, you may want to consider a device that will help you save money while getting …

From Guest-Blogger Mark Ellis: The Benefits of Owning an Electric Moped Read More »

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I’m at LAX, heading back East for the holidays.  Wishing everyone smooth travels and best wishes for a lovely holiday season.

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For those of you wishing to reconnect from old friends from highschool and college, I most certainly recommend setting up a website like 2GreenEnergy. It brings long-lost, but much loved old friends out of the woodwork.  Perhaps the best aspect …

Old Friends Are Often Young At Heart; Check Out the Apollo Alliance Read More »

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I can understand that certain issues break down along liberal/conservative lines: abortion, health care reform, the death penalty, same-sex marriage, etc.  But conservatives almost universally reject the theory of global warming, and, for reasons I’ll get to shortly, that surprises …

What's Up with Global Climate Change and the Right Wing? Read More »

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Here’s a conversation I’m having with a reader in Chile that I thought others may find interesting. Francisco Gajardo, who gave me permission to publish this, writes: Hi Craig, First of all, I must congratulate you for such a great …

Renewable Energy — Opportunities in Chile? Read More »

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