I just conducted another in a series of radio shows that I bang out weekly under the name Clean Energy Radio. One of our “charters” is untangling the issue: If we all know that clean energy is vitally important, if …
Spokesperson from “Move To Amend” on Clean Energy Radio Read More »
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmWqERLtNYU] For those who might have missed it, here is April’s webinar, in which I present some of my perceptions about the electric transportation industry, including my take on the most probably EV adoption curve. Our energy consumption is …
Webinar on Electric Transportation — Top Trends in the Adoption of Electric Vehicles Read More »
Here’s a slight digression from our normal chat: the pending legislation that would essentially end the use of non-drug remedies as cures for diseases. Referred to by opponents as “criminalizing nature,” the laws will force Europe’s population to obtain a …
I would like to reply to the three very thoughtful comments of 2GreenEnergy reader James Gover, who writes: 1) We can talk about the oil subsidies and toss numbers around, but I have yet to see defensible, detailed comparisons of …
Subsidies for Oil, Energy Policy, and Climate Change Read More »
Every few months I try to write a short piece about what I consider the mother of all threats to the quality of life here in the United States: the 2010 US Supreme Court Decision granting corporations the right to …
At this early point in the development of my new book on clean energy job creation, I’m still just trying to find my feet. As the creation of new jobs for Americans is largely a subject of politics and macroeconomics, …
Clean Energy, Job Creation, and the US Supreme Court Read More »
