Solar PV Surprise from France
Who doesn’t love the French? There are dozens of immediately noticeable aspects of the country that quickly capture our hearts: the wine, food, architecture, quaint villages, rolling countrysides, art, cafes, their history of scientific and philosophic innovation, the great writing, the mellifluous language, and all the other parts of the whole joie-de-vivre thing. The people are productive, though they’re anything but workaholics. They also think of themselves as the world’s greatest lovers (though the Italians will have something to say about that). A lot to like, in anyone’s book. (more…)
Recipe for 2GreenEnergy Instagram posts:
I had the good fortune to meet Barbara Vergetis Lundin (pictured) in the press room of the 
My most recent book, 
One has to believe that corporate malfeasance, e.g., that of Volkswagen with its emissions scandal and ExxonMobil with its conspiracy to hide the truth about climate change, is about to meet some heavy-duty rancor on the part of the citizens of the world who are tired of playing the role of suffering victim. Here’s a little glimpse of what honest-to-goodness wrath looks like. 
Next week features four meeting in Manhattan followed by motor trips to Eastern Massachusetts, Syracuse NY, and Washington DC for the 
Those who read the comments on this blog recognize frequent commenter MarcoPolo is a man whose position is that free market economics should be the only force guiding our civilization. Using his words, “Attempting to create a “moral” or “ideological” dynamic to any emerging technology is folly,” and he routinely expands that notion beyond “emerging technology” to include all other elements of social progress.
It’s hard to keep in mind all the great ideas that our civilization’s most brilliant minds have produced. The one we chose for our 2GreenEnergy Instagram post today really hits at the core of how the good guys are going to win the battle for clean energy. The caption:
The 2GreenEnergy Instagram feed gets maximum “likes” when the posts offer hope and optimism, like the one show here.
