America was blessed to have one of the best human beings the world has ever produced as its president in the late 1970s. Carter’s aspirations for his country, shown here, may never be achieved, but it won’t be because he …
Tag: environmental policy
Environmental Progress Slow At Best
The American Energy Society makes this comment about the U.S. senatorial elections: The “green wave” fades. Environmentalists’ ambitions failed to materialize nationally. (In the Senate, only two Democrats – John Hickenlooper in Colorado and Mark Kelly in Arizona – pushed environmental …
A Better Understanding of Civics Would Be Quite a Boon to America
Almost every adult American has an opinion as to what educational class, formerly taught in public schools and discontinued due to lack of funds or interest, should be brought back and reinstated in an attempt to address some glaring defect …
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From Guest Blogger Tosin Yussuf: Will Trump’s Neglect on Environmental Issues Have an Impact Upon Green Investments?
“Make America Great Again” has been one of the catch phrases of the Trump campaign and in some ways, he seems to be following through on some of his promises. (Can you name one? -ed )
To the Surprise and Chagrin of Some, The Movement Towards Social and Environmental Justice is Happening
Readers who don’t read the comments to these blog posts are missing out on some ferociously entertaining and edifying conversations. Here, a cynic taunts a political activist with a note suggesting that there is little interest in sustainability and environmentalism: …
From Guest Blogger Tiffany Matthews: The Gradual Rise of Natural Gas
The pressure is on for better strategies to combat climate change. President Obama’s second term is decidedly greener than the first, and it reflects in the people he chose to focus on the energy and environmental policy. Ernest Moniz, a …
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