Suggestions for Promoting Renewable Energy
2GreenEnergy support-supporter Gary Tulie, of Buckinghamshire, England (see pic–Turville, Buckinghamshire, England) has these suggestions for moving clean energy along under the Trump administration:
Ask this question – what pro renewables policy might appeal to climate change denying republicans?
I would suggest that removing unnecessary bureaucracy and regulation whilst eliminating current incentives might be appealing to such a mindset! US capital costs for solar are still close to twice those in Europe and Australia. Why? Because of administrative and regulatory burdens not found in lower cost markets. (more…)
Here’s an article that reminds us of an 
America depends on its military to keep the country safe, and it still has to have the ability to maintain troops and power military operations. As anyone with an 
I thought I’d reproduce this conversation I’m having on Facebook. 2GreenEnergy associate Dan Sturges makes a really good point that shifted my way of thinking on what we can expect over the next four years vis-a-vis the environment. The discussion begins with another colleague, Steve Vachss:
Here’s an 
Winter is cold, wet, and Christmas aside, sometimes miserable. If anything is going to go wrong in your home, now is when it is most likely to happen. You can’t always avoid problems, but you can minimise the chances of them occurring. Regular maintenance is essential when you are a homeowner. If you rent your home, maintenance is not your responsibility, so you can relax, but if it’s your property, the buck stops with you. 
In response to my post 
It’s the birthday of singer/songwriter Neil Young, and thus a good opportunity for me to offer the wish: “Long May You Run” to all people of decency and conscience.
Those Sierra Club people aren’t too sanguine in Trump’s election. Here’s what I just received:
