There is no doubt that the level of corruption in American politics makes it difficult for this nation to make progress, and that’s essentially true regardless of what one thinks of whatever the word “progress” means: universal healthcare, quality public …
Our Most Tragic Losses Don’t Just Happen; They’re Caused Read More »
A Republican reader and I were talking recently about Biden’s spending. She was of the opinion that it was too large, but she couldn’t name what it covered. To be fair, I didn’t have a complete command of it myself. …
I have to love “Honey’s” quote at the bottom. We come across pieces on the climate change hoax, renewable energy not ready for prime time, oil offers energy independence, etc. Where do these come from? Those who profit from the …
Re: the meme here, a friend writes, “I haven’t verified it, but I believe it.” Yes, that’s about right. In round numbers we have: $6 * 1012 / (2 * 101 years * 104 hours/year) = 3 * 107 = …
I had a nice chat with an entrepreneur in waste-to-energy yesterday; that’s always an experience I enjoy. Near the end of our talk, we broadened the subject matter to include the entire sustainability movement, at which point she lamented how …
The common wisdom among those following the migration to electric transportation is that large commercial vehicles will be the very last to make that transition. Here to challenge that notion is my colleague Jon LeSage, whose current edition of Green …
Government Regulation Is the Driver in a Great Deal of Cleantech Development Read More »
