Unfortunately, Many Pro-Nuke People Are Anti-Renewables
One of the members of the pro-nuke group at which I hang out writes: In an amazing admission, environmentalists are now acknowledging that they were wrong to have promoted biofuels! This came about due to the overwhelming evidence that biofuels are a NET environmental liability. I fully expect that in the not-too-distant future that environmentalists will make a similar begrudging concession about industrial wind energy. No scientific assessment has concluded that wind energy is a Net Societal Benefit — because it’s not.
A few points, if I may: (more…)
On an average day, I get two or three action-oriented emails like this one from “Climate Hawks”:
Solar energy and its use have become extremely popular. It is a latest trend to install a high quality and energy efficient system that is solar power. It is possible both in houses and businesses. The companies that is committed to give efficient solutions to envision energy. They deliver outstanding service to the customers who require their service. 
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback is best known to us in the rest of the country as the ultra-right-wing boob who slashed taxes on the rich, only to generate a loss of $688 million in its first year of operation, sending the state into a financial abyss from which it may take decades to recover. From New York Magazine: 
Over the years, we’ve had many hundreds of comments from people who claim that solar and wind can’t scale to replace fossil fuels. This is amusing, since all these people need to do to disconfirm their beliefs is open their window and look around. 
Without question, the protections we Americans enjoy under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution have been used in some strange ways over the years. Most recently, we’ve seen the 
Here are some comments on writing that I wanted to share:
Today, Americans of conscience are celebrating the first birthday of the Clean Power Plan, which provides a comprehensive new policy to underpin the rapid migration away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy, in an effort to mitigate climate change and protect our environment more generally.
