I just got off the phone with Stephan Williams, the guest blogger I wrote about a week or so back. I’m thrilled to announce that Stephan’s going to be the driving force behind the “corporate role models” blog that I’ve …
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Heralding Corporate Sustainability Initiatives
Tagged with: Biomimicry, Carbon Footprint, Citizens United, corporate role models, corporate sustainability initiatives, corruption, ecologic impact, General Motors Ventures, guest blogging, IPCC, LCA, lifecycle analysis, oil companies, philanthropy in the “green” space, Raj Pachauri, Stephan Williams, sustainability
What To Do About Climate Change – And When To Do It
Senior energy analyst and frequent commenter Glenn Doty writes: Farmers are getting hit by the drought and heat wave. Wealthy southern landowners are getting hit by increased tropical storm activity… and everyone has to spend more to keep the air …
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More on Sane Energy Policy
2GreenEnergy financial guru Bill Paul writes in response to my piece on Sane Energy Policy: I think that if you look at what’s happening in countries OTHER THAN the U.S., there’s reason for optimism. In Japan, South Korea and the …
Tagged with: Big Money, Bill Paul, corruption, European Union, Japan, MoveToAmend.org, sane energy policy, South Korea
Sane Energy Policy Can Only Come From Honest Government
If we are to achieve a sustainable energy future, it will come as a result of our having found a way to create a viable working relationship between the public and private sectors. The private sector alone will not make …
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Some Environmental Policies Backfire
If you’re looking for yet another example of how greedy pigs have worked around a well-meaning attempt to protect the environment, you’re in luck. I believe that government can, and in fact, must help in driving environmental reform, but it’s …
An Energy Analyst's Viewpoint on Corn Ethanol
I urge our readers to check out this article that Glenn Doty, an extremely senior energy analyst and frequent commenter here at 2GreenEnergy, wrote on corn ethanol. Glenn asked me to respond, so here goes. I totally agree. I’m not …
Humankind's Indifference To Long-Range Issues
Frequent commenter and old friend Arlene Allen writes: Long cycle events don’t get the attention of the vast majority of us humans. We’re too used to being able to mitigate a situation in real time. That’s precisely right. We’re not …
Role of Government in Energy Policy
Frequent commenter Larry Lemmert writes: Is government intervention the way to change the hearts and minds of the consumers of energy? Look at prohibition of alcohol. See the NYT article that was published today. This is a case study that …
Restraining Those Who Wish To Profit at the Expense of the Rights of Others — Follow Up
The reader who sent me the article yesterday on which my post Restraining Those Who Wish To Profit at the Expense of the Rights of Others was based comments: I notice in your response that you used the word “corruption” …
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Corporate Role Models in Sustainability — Coming Soon
It’s the birthday of the British novelist Kingsley Amis who wrote: “If you can’t annoy somebody, there is little point in writing.” I’m wondering how many of us read his novella Lucky Jim in our English classes when we were young; …
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