Liberty, Responsibility, and Climate Change
As the U.S. celebrates its independence from England, Americans everywhere honor the fallen soldiers who made it possible, and those who have made enormous sacrifices to maintain our liberty throughout the intervening 237 years. That makes today a good time to remember what the United States truly stands for: honesty, fairness, decency in all our affairs, both domestically and internationally. When the sun sets this evening and the fireworks and patriotic music commences, I hope we’ll all (more…)
I’m on email distribution lists for many hundreds of different energy-related conferences and events that take place around the world each year. And while most of them contemplate better approaches to sustainability or heavier penetration of renewable energy, some come from the oil and/or coal companies.
I need to expand the capacity of “Associates” team in the arena of writing grant applications for our clients in cleantech. I’m looking for people who have experience in applying for grant funding for cleantech ventures from a huge variety of public institutions:
Frequent commenter and 2GreenEnergy supporter Stephen Levy, professor at the University of Tennessee, wanted my opinion on this 
I just had a conversation with a Ph.D. chemist, 
A reader asks:
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According to the American Wind Energy Association, the last quarter of 2012 brought the total wind installations for 2012 to 13,131 megawatts of power.
