Many people equate green living to the use of solar or wind power and even to driving electric cars. While these are some of the more common ways that you could be more environmentally friendly, there are other strategies that you can incorporate as well. In fact, some of the green living ideas that you could be using are simple to adopt in your life. (more…)
It is important for cities to use environmentally safe practices to avoid polluting the environment. As a public administration professional, you can change the world by taking small steps toward creating a greener environment. Use these four eco-friendly ways to help the residents of your city change the world. (more…)
Here’s an article that discussed devices that remove CO2 from the atmosphere.
As we all know, the concentration of CO2 in the air now, 410 PPM, is probably greater than it’s been at any time in the last 3.5 million years ago (when sea levels were a mere sixty feet higher). (more…)
People who speak up about injustice can count on taking heat for it from mainstream society. Particularly in the U.S., we’re pressured to go along, have a few drinks, root for our hometown’s football team, and for God’s sake: stop complaining about things that are “out of our control!”
But exactly what is out of our control? Is it possible that you have more power than you believe?
You care deeply about environmental stewardship, fairness, and the use of diplomacy over war to settle disputes. Consider the words of the late Christopher Hitchens in the headline above, or celebrate Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday with a remembrance of what it means to be fully alive.
Emphasing the environmentally-friendly credentials of your business makes sense for the bottom line — a recent Morgan Stanley report revealed that millennials are twice as likely to make sustainable investing decisions than the general population. (more…)
Many readers have correctly noted that 2GreenEnergy has taken on a more political tone as the years have gone by. The reason is summed up in my most recent book: Bullish on Renewable Energy, and in this article in Forbes. (more…)
According to the Energy Society: Renewable energy prices have become competitive around the world: (more…)
Here’s a piece of unqualified good news: The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the arm of the federal government that serves to manage and control the energy industry, has rejected Secretary of Energy Rick Perry’s plan to rewrite U.S. energy policy so as to support nuclear and coal plants (mostly coal). (more…)
Here’s a bit of banter between frequent commenter MarcoPolo and me on Trump’s astonishing “shithole” comments this week: (more…)
While you may think natural grass would be inherently eco-friendlier than its artificial alternative, the question of which solution is better for the environment can be surprisingly complicated. (more…)
