Evil: What Is It?
Regarding the resignation of Scott Pruitt as the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, here’s a quote from a particularly eloquent friend: (more…)
From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Five Often-Overlooked Details of Converting a Home to Solar Power
Installing solar panels in your home can be a tricky process. Not to mention the fact that there aren’t a whole lot of people out there with experience on the topic since these panels are a relatively new phenomenon. Before beginning the process, you should consider a number of things. Here are a few things people tend to overlook. (more…)
The EPA’s Mission to Destroy the Environment Takes a Turn, But Is It for the Better?
Andrew Wheeler during his confirmation hearing to be Deputy Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency before the United States Senate Committee on the Environment and Public Works on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. on November 8th, 2017. Credit: Alex Edelman / CNP – NO WIRE SERVICE – Photo by: Alex Edelman/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images
As one can imagine, there is much rejoicing about Scott Pruitt’s resignation as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. The main issue here, however, is that Andrew Wheeler, until today the second-in-command at the EPA, is now its acting administrator, and he’s just as bad as the ultra-corrupt menace to civilization whom he just replaced. (more…)
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What’s on Breitbart and Fox News?
I doubt too many 2GreenEnergy readers follow Breitbart on Facebook or watch Fox News. I like to dabble in both, because I think it’s important to understand where people are coming from. (more…)
Tagged with: climate change hoax
TEDx Talk on Solar, Water Collection
I thought the TEDx people had processes in place to weed out preposterous ideas in their talks, but apparently I’m wrong. (more…)
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Global Warming Will Change Where We Live
Here’s a little video of the destruction that Hurricane Maria wrought on Puerto Rico last September.
It’s interesting that: (more…)
From Guest Blogger John Adams: The Importance of Sustainable Energy in Protecting Our Environment
Solar energy isn’t a new source of power. In fact, its history dates back to 1876. A teacher and student realized that selenium produced electricity when exposed to sunlight. They realized they could harness that power for all kinds of uses. (more…)
From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadopoulos: Green Career Switch in the UK— Four Exciting Environmental Organisations
If you’re feeling frustrated in your current job, you’re not alone.
According to a recent YouGov poll, 37 per cent of British people say their job’s not making a meaningful contribution to the world and 33 per cent don’t believe it’s personally fulfilling. (more…)
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From a Certain Viewpoint, The Environmental Protection Agency Provides Comic Relief
Today is the 38th anniversary of the debut of “Airplane,” arguably the funniest movie every made. (more…)
Certainty Has an Intellectual Appeal, but It’s Really Unnecessary
About 45 years ago, I wrote a philosophy paper in which I disputed the importance of Descartes’ famous “cogito ergo sum” (I think therefore I am). This may be the only real certainty with which we live; I think that I’m at my desk writing this post right now, but it’s possible that I’m actually asleep and dreaming, or in a laboratory, my brain hooked up to some computer that is deceiving me. (more…)
