From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Constructing the Future–Green Building Techniques for Tomorrow
The beginning of civilization occurred after man moved from the caves inhabited by its ancestors to the first human constructed shelters. Building techniques of course have evolved significantly over the hundreds of thousands of years of man’s existence. They also continue to evolve today. With that in mind, below is an overview of some of the exciting building techniques that will shape tomorrow. (more…)
Every year, more and more people make the switch to renewable energy sources like solar power. In the past few years, solar power has seen so much success that most climate scientists believe it’s the best option when thinking about the future. Here are four reasons why solar power is the best source of energy for the future. 
Here’s a story about 
Those of us in the U.S. who are paying attention understand that most Americans regard our new president with a mixture of hostility and terror. But if you want to see some REAL animus from someone elsewhere on the globe, 
It’s the birthday of the seminal Scottish chemist and mechanical engineer James Watt, best known for his improvements in the steam engine that provided a considerable boost to the nascent Industrial Revolution in the 18th Century.
Here’s a wonderful article that combines what are perhaps the 
I thought I would reproduce a conversation I’m having with an entrepreneur in small wind in the UK:
Frequent 2GreenEnergy critic writes: “I’m very disturbed (by) your ranting against the President-elect….The US is not some unstable banana republic where presidents are removed from office by coups and unlawful processes.”
2GreenEnergy supporter and clean energy DIYer extraordinaire Brian McGowan sent me this piece on a 
