Renewable Energy News from Around the Globe–At Least a Couple of Parts of It
An article in GreenTech Media this morning asks why most of the countries in Southeast Asia are lagging behind the rest of the world in the deployment of renewable energy. I skipped it. The developing world doesn’t have the cash (by definition) and most of those governments are even more corrupt than the U.S.; they pay even less attention to the welfare of their people than the U.S. Congress pays to Americans’, and that’s saying a lot. (more…)
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Here’s a fairly detailed article describing how 
The March for Life and the debate over gun control is part of a much larger phenomenon that defines the zeitgeist of this phase in American history, which could be summed up as, “We Call BS.” People of conscience, young and old alike (though mostly young), are simply refusing to let this country disintegrate into mayhem that consists of gun violence, bigotry, misogyny, ignorance, racial injustice, radical income inequality, and perpetual war. 
Technology has now emerged as a new dominance in the world. There is no doubt that we all can’t survive without smart technology, apps, software, and fast transportation facilities in this 21st century. 
Water consumption levels vary throughout Australia. Although water use was traditionally always higher in dry inland areas than in coastal areas, this graph on consumption per household across the states and territories shows some surprising trends. 
Here’s something a reader sent me, a variation on the theme of 
Renovating any living space can be a joy. It’s often only a joy, though, if you know that you’re doing everything in your power to keep the environment clean and intact. If you’re planning an upcoming renovation effort, these eco-friendly options can serve you well. Who says that remodeling a property has to take a negative toll on this majestic planet? 
