Leasing solar panels and acquiring an electric vehicle helped clear a mental block that had kept me from writing much about industrial climate disruption for about two years.
Walking the walk on global warming – Renewable Journal for 2/25/2015
Solar panels on cloudy vs. clear days – Renewable Journal for 1/4/2015
My solar panels face east and west instead of south. This gave me an opportunity to directly observe a plant photosynthesis effect, namely how cloudy days with diffuse sunlight affects energy production compared to clear days with direct sunlight.
A month of solar electricity – Renewable Journal for 11/27/2014
My home’s SolarCity solar panels have been up and running for nearly a month now and while there haven’t been bumps along the way, there have been some interesting discoveries.
The solar panels are up, but not yet on – Renewable Journal for 10/1/2014
The SolarCity solar panels took six weeks to schedule, two days to install, and it may be another two months before they’re finally turned on.
The Nissan Leaf and SolarCity – Renewable Journal for 6/8/2014
Summer 2014 will be forever remembered as the point at which renewable energy and economics met for a Colorado family.
Nota Bene #119: Think! It Ain't Illegal Yet
“My wife and I were happy for twenty years. Then we met.” Who said it?
Nota Bene #117: Wake Up!
“Hollywood is so crooked that Mafia gangsters are entirely outclassed and don’t stand a chance. People in Hollywood are smarter. They have more sophisticated knowledge of money and deals and how to […]
Nota Bene #105: The Illustrated Dick
“When all you are becomes defined as the amount of information traceable to you, what are we then? What have we become, in a world where there is no separation, no door, […]
I am no better than George Will. And it sucks.
by John Harvin “If English was good enough for Jesus Christ, it ought to be good enough for the children of Texas,” supposedly said Miriam “Ma” Ferguson, first woman governor of Texas, […]
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