Author: craigshields

I’m heading to Boston tomorrow for four really promising meetings on Tuesday. My marketing services companies did 26 different projects for the IT giant Digital Equipment Corporation in the 1990s, which was only one of at least a dozen clients …

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There are a few reasons why I recommend this article on energy efficiency by my young friend Stephen Lacey.  1)      I can’t think of anyone whose observations I regard as more astute than Stephen’s.  I’ve known him for about four …

On Energy Efficiency Read More »

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In response to my post How Much Renewable Energy Does the World Really Need? frequent commenter Steven Andrews writes: I think THIS is the way to go. First, install all the renewable energy you can with the capital you have, because you …

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Frequent commenter Tim Kingston sent me this piece on Bob Inglis, and writes: See, there are conservatives (like me) who are concerned about climate change. 🙂 Yes, Inglis is a man among men, in my book.  I’ve written quite a …

In His Position on Climate Change, Bob Inglis Shows Himself as a Man of Principle Read More »

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2GreenEnergy supporter Allison Lee sent along this infographic on global climate change that I thought readers might appreciate.  Thanks, Allison. 

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One of the most common ways to create an energy efficient house is by sealing it so that air can neither come in or out. This way, heaters or air conditioner won’t work as hard to either warm or cool …

From Guest Blogger Jove Arthur: Top 3 Tips for Making Your House Water Efficient Read More »

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With grim predictions of global warming now a regular feature in daily news reports, pressure is mounting on each one of us to seek ways to lead greener lives. Being eco-friendly starts at your doorstep. From recycling to replacing old …

From Guest Blogger Alia: How To Make an Eco-friendly Environment Read More »

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A young, bright, and extremely respectful friend sent me  this video on supercapacitors a few hours ago.  And, since he had been very active in communicating with me lately, he wrote, “Tell me to shut up if I get to be …

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When someone sent me this video with tagline “the future of mobility,” I lit into it like a hungry bear going after a salmon. After all, I’m convinced that our civilization is in the process of completely rethinking the concept …

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Earlier today I wrote a post in which I pointed out the impracticality of hydrogen as a “fuel,” to which frequent commenter Aaron writes: The US, even with a “smart grid” isn’t likely to get more than 16 hours of effective solar …

Hydrogen as a Device for Energy Storage Read More »

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