I don’t track every political decision around the world with respect to renewables, but here’s an event that I guess I should have seen coming: the reduction in beneficial feed-in tariffs for concentrated solar power (CSP, aka solar thermal) coming …
Tag: European debt crisis
Free Report: How Sustainable Is Our Way of Life?
Here’s another in our continuing series of free reports based on the reader surveys we do here at 2GreenEnergy. Those of us who are wondering what life on Earth will be like in 10 or 20 years will want to …
Free Report: How Sustainable Is Our Way of Life? Read More »
Tagged with: class divisiveness, depletion of resources, European debt crisis, free report, global economy recovery, man’s impact on the natural environment, negative economic growth, population growth, reduce re-use and recycle, scarcities in energy water and food, social chaos, sustainability, sustained growth, technological innovation, trends facing civilization today, U.S. recession
Survey: Contemplating Mankind’s Medium-Term Future: 2011 – 2050
Are you familiar with our surveys here, in which we ask readers to weigh in on the important topics of the day? Please consider and comment on the following set of ideas, which I’ll send out as soon as I …
Survey: Contemplating Mankind’s Medium-Term Future: 2011 – 2050 Read More »
Tagged with: alternative energy, cataclysms of Biblical proportions, class divisiveness, clean energy, cleantech, depletion of resources, European debt crisis, global economy recovery, green energy, huge nuclear accident, mankind’s future, man’s impact on the natural environment, meltdown in the international banking system, negative economic growth, population growth, reduce re-use recycle, Renewable Energy, runaway rise in Earth’s temperature, runaway rise in sea levels, scarcities energy water food, social chaos, sustained growth, technological innovation, U.S. recession, World War III
