A Contributed Post: Environmentalism–Let Your Inner Beauty Shine
Being an environmentalist is one of the greatest things anyone can do with their life. If you love our planet so much that you have incorporated new practices into your daily rhythm, such as reducing your use of plastics, making sure to recycle any materials that go through your household that can be recycled, and being sure to use all items for as long as possible, then you can be proud that you are doing your part. If you truly want to make a difference in the world, then you need to take action in every area of your life. (more…)
As we’ve often discussed here, information and communications technology (ICT) is one of the main drivers of the rapid migration to renewable energy. There are hundreds of different reasons for this, but here’s one that you’ll find the moment you walk into one of the huge events on solar energy, e.g., 
Though this portrait might suggest otherwise, Bill McKibben may be the least militaristic person you’ll ever meet. He’s dedicated his entire adult life to establishing a sustainable way of life for everyone here on Earth, both now and into the future. But he’s no punk when it comes to estimating what it means to win the war against climate change, with both its technological and, more importantly, political hurdles.
A colleague asked me for my take on
I urge everyone, especially all Americans, to check out this incredible eight-minute video, featuring U.S ranking member of the U.S. House Intelligence committee, Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA — pictured), laying out the 
Frequent commenter Brian McGowan sent me this delightful little article, for those of you who, like me, thought that 
Here’s a cool little video that I post largely because it serves as a microcosm of human ingenuity. How many different ways can you invent to solve the same problem (in this case, 
It appears that the opponents of renewable energy, e.g., the Koch Brothers, have won the battle but lost the war. Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPSs), the mechanism that many people thought would win the day for solar and wind, have been badly beaten down in the courts, via 
Just another day on an absurd planet. 
