As we’ve discussed elsewhere, there are three good reasons to stop eating red meat, or at least heavily reduce its consumption. Doing so is: Better for your health, Better for the cow, and Better for the environment.
As we’ve discussed elsewhere, there are three good reasons to stop eating red meat, or at least heavily reduce its consumption. Doing so is: Better for your health, Better for the cow, and Better for the environment.
Re: the meme at left, yes, of course, there was such a story, but you’re living in the old fact/truth-based world. Those things are more or less irrelevant today.
Question: How many oil and gas projects are slated for development in the next five years in Europe alone? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers.
I’m always amused when the libertarians talk about how overly burdensome the California state government is, and how it’s causing masses of people and businesses to leave in favor of less restrictive parts of the country.
Ironically, it looks like EPA administrator Scott Pruitt is going to lose his job because of rash expenditures like his $43,000 soundproof phone booth. In truth, the only reason anyone could possibly care about this is that it was made to …
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Buyer’s Guide for Solar Lights Outdoors Buying a set of outdoor solar lights is a great way to add landscape lighting to your property quickly and easily.
I don’t present the meme at the left to engage in any discussion of religion. While I “don’t go there,” it’s a great representation of the enormous hypocrisy of the times in which we live. The more adamant some people …
Here’s a cruel piece of irony: air pollution is actually helping to cool the planet, as it reflects some of the sun’s energy back into space; as we become more strict on pollution, we’ll have to work extra hard on …
Frequent commenter MarcoPolo asks: Why do you never include positive clean tech news such as the good news of new technologies in the testing phase to zap emissions from coal fired plants?
From the current edition of “Energy Matters” from the American Energy Society: There is a correlation between oil prices and geopolitical unrest: low prices creates tension; conversely, tension can lead to contracting supply and rising prices.