Here’s an article that describes how natural gas fracking could be Argentina’s ticket out of a years-long economic crisis, but it jeopardizes a promise to wipe out emissions by 2050. It begins: President Alberto Fernandez took to a makeshift stage …
Argentina Is Torn Between Its Shale Dream and Climate Goals Read More »
Tom Steyer writes, “Donald Trump is a failed businessman who lost over $1 billion while leaving behind a trail of bankruptcies and broken promises. Get one of Tom’s new bumper stickers for your car, laptop, or bike to let everyone …
It appears there are three basic groupings of Americans with respect to our new president. There are citizens who believe that Donald Trump: • Is doing a wonderful job, has exercised solid judgement, has already taken actions that support their …
It comes as no surprise that California has the strictest clean air legislation in the U.S., culminating in our bill “SB 32” that recently passed the state assembly and is not on its way to the senate. Yet, as one …
Battle Royale Over California’s Clean Air Standards Read More »
Below is another email blast from billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer that I’m sure many of you received as well. Note its reference to the “clean energy economy,” a term we’ve used a great deal over the past years. There are …
Lagging in CleanTech Carries Moral and Economic Consequences Read More »
In response to my piece about ExxonMobil and climate change, frequent commenter MarcoPolo indicates that there are people on both sides of the fossil fuel/global warming issue whose motives are impure, and some who lie, cheat and steal. I know for …
I’m going to enjoy listening to Tom Steyer (pictured here) speak at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) next Tuesday evening. I’ve written about him several times in the past; I often offer this encapsulated explanation of the …
Tom Steyer – Using His Money for the Good of the World Around Him Read More »
I spend at least a few minutes every day taking actions to connect myself with the world’s most visible proponents of renewable energy. Right now, I’m trying to contact Tom Steyer, by all odds, one of the most vigorous and …
