The Key Emotions Required to Change the World
Like it or not, there are powerful forces in today’s world that are working hard to further enrich a very few people at the expense of the health and safety of the other 7.6 billion people on this planet, and that of all future generations as well. We see these forces in action every day when we read about the destruction of our educational system, the desecration of our environment, U.S. military aggression, and the systematic removal of social services for the elderly, the ill and the impoverished. (more…)
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Here’s an article in Forbes that chronicles an interview with Amy Francetic, Founder and Managing Director of Energize Ventures (pictured), one of the preeminent venture capital firms focusing on 
If there is a more clever person than The New Yorker’s Andy Borowitz, I sure would like to meet him. I urge anyone with both a sense of humor and a concern for the criminally absurd state of the U.S. federal government at this point to sign up onto the email distribution list for his newsletter, 
A lot of water has gone under the bridge since the launch of 2GreenEnergy almost exactly 10 years ago. From the perspective of solar, we saw:
This is funny, but what’s truly at fault here is that corporate governance is necessarily about maximizing profit; these people aren’t at liberty to act otherwise. More correctly, if a CEO of a publicly traded company were to act otherwise, he would be immediately removed. 
In response to this piece 
When we think about climate change, we often consider the indirect effects of all that heat, creating things like droughts, wildfires, sea-level rise, famines and the like, but we sometimes overlook the heat itself and its direct effect on the human body. 
Here’s a quick discussion with a reader surrounding this article: 
Here’s another exercise for those who like to play with probability and statistics.
