In response to my piece about the regulation of the electrical utilities and the providing of incentives for clean energy, frequent commenter Dennis Miles writes: There is an old saying I learned about 45 years ago, “If it ain’t broke, …
Tag: global warming
Cap and Trade — Complication and Bureaucracy That Won’t Help Clean Up the Environment
When 2GreenEnergy supporter Tim Kingston sent me this note on California’s “cap and trade” program earlier today, I’m sure he knew how I’d react: It’s simply a new way for smart, rich people and their lawyers to make even more …
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In His Position on Climate Change, Bob Inglis Shows Himself as a Man of Principle
Frequent commenter Tim Kingston sent me this piece on Bob Inglis, and writes: See, there are conservatives (like me) who are concerned about climate change. 🙂 Yes, Inglis is a man among men, in my book. I’ve written quite a …
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Hot New Infographic on Global Warming
2GreenEnergy supporter Allison Lee sent along this infographic on global climate change that I thought readers might appreciate. Thanks, Allison.
Arctic Sea Ice Collapse
Here’s an article called “Scientists Confirm: Arctic Sea Ice ‘Collapse’ at Our Door – Warming planet and new evidence portend future of ice-free Arctic. It’s quite worthwhile, but, perhaps because I come across several reports on the subject in the course …
The Rapid Rise of Climate Change Denial Is Not an Accident
If you think that climate change denial is a random event, or the natural result of a free-thinking society, you’re sadly mistaken. You may want to take a few minutes out of your day, and read this article, which covers …
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The U.S. Has a Real Opportunity Re: Climate Change, Energy Policy
I hope you never tire of reading my blog posts every day, as well as my occasional books, white papers, and so forth. But if I’ve finally written something that sent you over the edge and you find yourself looking …
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Rear Admiral David Titley’s “Ted Talk” on Climate Change
Virtually every time I meet with my client Jim Greenberg, Chief Strategy officer at the OTEC Corporation, he mentions Rear Admiral David Titley’s “Ted Talk” on climate change, and I characteristically wince when I realize that again, I’ve forgotten to check …
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350.Org Says: Stop Investing in the Fossil Fuel Industry
I’m fascinated by the dynamics at work in our society that surround climate change. The United States is notably sluggish in its response to the challenge, and, perhaps because of this, certain groups with progressive ideals are getting fairly militant. …
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Telling the OTEC Story
One of the highlights of my trip back east this week will be a visit to my client OTECorporation, a company with a huge head-start in ocean thermal energy conversion. “OTEC,” as it’s normally abbreviated, is one of the renewable …
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