Our Understanding of Humankind’s Relation To the Environment Has Changed Significantly–Thank The Lord
A young reader who happens to follow a “modern” religion (one that saw its origins in the mid-20th Century) comments on this post and the environmental “lens” through which I tend to view the world: Where I am optimistic is that we can do something to wake up the spiritual beings that have long gone to slumber and have started accepting the planet and their surroundings as something they have to adjust to. My job is to get people to start functioning as they should, adjusting their environment to them. (more…)
Not every sports franchise thinks about sustainability and green building practices when planning its new arena. However, when your fans practically demand it of you, it’s difficult to ignore. 
A young reader notes: (Through my religion), I now see hope for this planet where I had not seen any before. I was in fear that I would see the end of the planet during my lifetime. Now I see the possibility to bring peace and life back where there is only blackness. 
Here’s more evidence of an extremely important phenomenon on the world energy stage: 
2GreenEnergy super-support Gary Tulie writes: 
Public policy plays a huge role in shaping what we do and how we do it as a community. It’s also a good indicator of the values and concerns of society or a specific community. Here are four ways public policy plays a role in the green projects you care about.
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A commenter notes: Rex Tillerson (Trump’s nominee to head the State Department–pictured here with bromance partner Vladimir Putin) may have many admirable qualities, but it would be difficult to find a candidate more likely to cause fear and alarm among green advocates. 
