A reader comments: I have been chasing down the origin of a news story presently making the rounds. While I am not fond of hydrogen vehicles it is reasonable to keep an eye on the developments. The articles seem to …
A reader comments: I have been chasing down the origin of a news story presently making the rounds. While I am not fond of hydrogen vehicles it is reasonable to keep an eye on the developments. The articles seem to …
A reader comments: I’m waiting for one of you professional leftists to now deny the DNC’s role in voting fraud and inciting violence at Trump rallies… I wouldn’t hold my breath. Progressives have only a little bit more regard for the …
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Studying online can often feel like you are constantly connected through one device or another. Since online study is mainly self-led, you’re going to be spending the most part of many days sat at your computer at home. For online …
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Doesn’t everyone love the promise of abundant, inexpensive, and totally clean energy? Actually, no. Those whose profit streams come from dirty, 20th Century energy most certainly don’t. These people are working diligently to delay the onset of renewables as long …
Prediction: The Migration To Renewable Energy Will Be Anything But Smooth Read More »
I may not have friends in high places, but I sure have them in distant places. A long time ago, Greg Horrall left the U.S. to work on an engineering project in Indonesia, and decided to set down roots there. …
It amuses the heck out of me that we have people all around us who love to expound on how renewable energy can’t scale—in an environment where renewables are visibly and aggressively replacing fossil fuels as we speak. My advice …
At 2GreenEnergy, we frequently take on the subject of the enormous, albeit often unacknowledged, power to change the world around us. One of the quotes that seems to sum this up best came from former U.S. Secretary of State Henry …
I’m preparing for the 50-minute talk I need to deliver on the energy industry at the International Trade Fair. It’s on occasions like these that I wish I were a bit more bombastic as a speaker; I do a decent …
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Frequent commenter MarcoPolo offers this observation about my post on “Prayer and Oil,” in which I wonder how it’s possible that the staunchest supporters of oil are also the most ardent Christians, given the Lord’s pacifism and compassion for …
We Need To Give Our Kind and Profuse Thanks To the Oil Industry—and Then Ask It To Leave Read More »