Depending on my mood, I can regard technoBS with either anger or amusement. This one happened to strike me funny; it’s an effort to sell solar panels for use in off-grid areas of the desert, as if there is anything unique about this product that makes it better suited for the desert. (more…)
Here’s another article that speculates on the ultimate disposition of oil in our civilization. Prices are going up, which usually means more revenues and earnings for the oil companies. But what happens in an environment where consumers can jump to EVs? (more…)
As retrogressive and obstructionist as the U.S. federal government is vis-a-vis climate change mitigation, certain of the states are doing fantastic work. (more…)
Considering the state of our environment nowadays, it’s no wonder that people are increasingly turning to green or at least greener solutions whenever possible. (more…)
Many people are not aware that each swipe of the credit card and receipt coming out of the ATM has an impact on the environment. (more…)
Those looking for a primer on energy storage will enjoy this piece in the New York Times, complete with wonderful animation.
For some reason, they failed to include flywheels, which is ironic because I happen to be taking on a new client in that space in July.
Portrait of a young woman smiling
Saving the planet takes more than just a good heart and an eye for green practices. It requires countless professionals in the environmental field who make significant changes to our energy sources, our business practices, our building designs and everything in between. (more…)
Solar power is one of our most promising renewable energy resources, as it is one of our most ubiquitous. Countries like China and Japan have been leading the way , with the former exceeding its 2020 solar panel installations targets in 2015. (more…)
From one of my favorite reads, The Daily Stoic: (more…)
Most people think less of those who smoke cigarettes; in fact, some would rather be in the presence of projectile vomiters. Here’s good news for our society: we’re starting to place the same type of social stigma on those who carelessly ruin our environment.
