Author: craigshields

The biofuels produce from biomass briquetting machines serve as an alternative to fossil fuels like wood, black coal, lignite, diesel etc. It is basically extracted from agricultural waste and converted into biomass briquettes under high mechanical pressure.  Have you ever …

From Guest Blogger Deepi Makwana: Emerging Sustainable Energy Through Biomass Briquetting Machine Read More »

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Here’s a very solid article from Bill McKibben summing up the current approach to energy in the U.S.  which, summarizing even further is as follows: a little wind, a little solar, but an enormous effort to substitute natural gas, harvested …

Will An Energy Policy Based on Natural Gas Fracking Be Effective in Stemming Climate Disruption? Read More »

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When we think about how ingrained into our day to day lives electric lighting is, and how we struggle to function without it, it is a bit ironic that only one hundred years ago incandescent lights were novelty items that …

From a Guest Blogger in the UK: The Environmental Benefits of LED Lights Read More »

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Imagine 275 pesticides all over your home. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), everyday sprays, liquids and concentrated powders make this collection of poison more of a reality than an exaggeration. The purpose of these antimicrobial pesticides are to …

From Guest Blogger Alex: Clean your Home without Polluting the Planet Read More »

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This afternoon, my wife and I attended a screening of “Disruption,” a documentary on climate change and a presentation of the work that 350.org has done to organize what we hope will be the single largest assembly of people in …

Climate “Disruption” Read More »

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Of all the renewable energy investment opportunities I’ve come across over the last couple of years, the collection of small run-of-river hydro projects in Brazil is possibly my very favorite, as the collection is enormous, and the technology is arguably …

Brazilian Politics Looking Better than Ever for Renewable Energy Read More »

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There are 4339 posts on this blog, and not a single one mentions Hillary Clinton; it’s time to rectify that. Is she an insincere politician?  Obviously.  But that doesn’t mean she’s off-base when it comes to climate change and the …

Hillary Clinton Nails Presentation on Climate Change, Economic Benefits of a Cleantech Revolution Read More »

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It looks like the Tesla “Gigafactory” will be built in Reno, NV, enabling the assembly of batteries for 500,000 electric vehicles annually. That’s a peck of EVs in anybody’s book (see photo). Tesla believes that their new vehicle, the Model …

Tesla’s “Gigafactory” Accelerates All Things Environmental Read More »

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If now seems like a good time for a mind-blowing experience, take a couple of minutes and check out this video on planet Earth, juxtaposing some incredible imagery with a voice-over from legendary astronomer Carl Sagan. Anyone with a pulse …

Earth: A Pale Blue Dot Read More »

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I’m very fond of the people at AWEA, the American Wind Energy Association, and I’m also quite keen on well-made infographics that speak to the job growth potential represented by the wind industry, and by renewable energy more generally.  For …

Wind Energy Infographics Read More »

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