Energy Storage North America
I try not to miss the annual Energy Storage North America conference in San Diego each year…and that’s where I’ll be late this afternoon and all day tomorrow. To anyone in the area: please feel free to join me.
The trip also gives me the opportunity to meet with one of my favorite clients, Terrapro Solutions, whose domain is outsourcing the vast amount of administrative work associated with the development of large wind and solar energy projects, both in the U.S. and internationally.
We can learn a great deal from the 
Would-be entrepreneurs sometimes fall into the trap of being too close to their idea to see it objectively, and wrongly assume that everyone’s as enthusiastic about it as they are themselves. This seems to be a wonderful case in point: “
There are several ways that you can help your community become more environmentally friendly. Others will want to join in when they see one person starting. If each of the 89,000 communities in the United States. If each one does there part, then the world will become a totally different place. Start with these seven ideas.
It’s been quite a while since we’ve had any discussion of 
There are so many things we can do in our personal and professional lives to improve environmental sustainability that it’s impossible to count them all. Similarly, there are many different flavors of renewable energy, all vying for dominance in our world as we migrate away from fossil fuels. Yet there is one thing to be said about every single one of these endeavors: they come at a cost. 
The 3500 deaths of heat that occurred in Pakistan and India in the summer of 2015
As part of our ongoing effort to function as a conduit of information on job openings in the sustainability sector, I present this little beauty: 
Here’s one you can file under “Business as Usual.” 
Errr…no. This has been a weird little perturbation in the political scene, much like the witch trials in 1692; the phenomenon came and went, and a year later, most people of that place and time couldn’t even explain how it had happened in the first place.
