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
Nota Bene #101: Your Pal, Mike S.
“The guys who are shooting films now are technically brilliant, but there’s no content in their films. I marvel at what I see and wish I could have done a shot like […]
Nota Bene #92: Echoblowcation
A few things for you NB readers:
The Weekly Carboholic: NE Pacific clouds observed to amplify warming
NE Pacific clouds observed to amplify warming Skeptical Inquirer publisher calls Inhofe’s list uncredible The ozone hole has reduced ocean CO2 absorption Clinton Climate Initiative and Microsoft partner on Project 2° We […]
Planes, trains, or automobiles? Green transportation choices are not clear cut
When studies look at the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by transportation, the focus is nearly always on the emissions created in fuel combustion – gasoline and diesel for cars and trucks, […]
Keep the hope alive
by Anam Been a long hard week. All around the college where I work as a benefits coordinator, programs are out of funding for the summer. Financial aid is strained to the […]
Fly to Hawaii to be green
I got this forwarded to me today: Be Green, Go To Kokua The ‘BCO Morning Show wants to know how you are working to save the planet, and if you’re picked we’ll […]
Hagel-Dodd bill to fix infrastructure a limited vision of the task
At least one candidate and one almost-was candidate for president in 2008 believe that the United States cannot afford — through federal funding — to pay for desperately needed repairs to 160,000 […]
Bill to cut federal gas tax? Bad idea, bad public policy
My U.S. congressman reintroduced a bill last week that would cut the federal gasoline excise tax by 10 cents a gallon each time the retail price of unleaded regular hits $3. That […]
