The Texas Ban of Fracking Bans Could Go All the Way



Will this generate electricity? Certainly.
Will it provide a viable approach to solving the problem of cost-effective wave energy? I’m not an expert in hydrokinetics, but this design appears to me to contain the following drawbacks: (more…)

• Renewable energy has not fully recovered from the Carter-Reagan transition. (more…)

True. Its presence also enables integrating large amounts of variable resources into the grid-mix.
Another speaker whose company manages the money of a large Protestant church, an organization that is pushing to divest its portfolio of all fossil fuels said, “I’ll do that as soon as you yourself stop using fossil fuels.” That’s a good, clever point IMO.


Discussions of the future of transportation bring to mind the current sad state of affairs that exist in the U.S.; there is an ongoing debate here with respect to our crumbling infrastructure: our highways, bridges, railroad tracks, airports, etc. (more…)


Borrow books (more…)

According to the article, the state’s environmental groups aren’t happy, which is predictable. In fact, if there is any surprise here, it’s that environmental groups exist in Kansas at all.
For those of you outside the U.S. who might not understand this remark, Kansas is arguably the most regressive state in our Union. (more…)