Climate Change and Our Regard for Science
Earlier today, I was driving to a lunch meeting with a potential investor in our clean energy investment opportunities, and I had the good fortune to find a lecture by Buddhist philosopher Alan Watts on the radio. The talk brought back good memories, as I was heavily into him when I was a young man in the early 1970s.
Apparently when Watts was a little boy living in London, he happened upon a store with the sign in the window that read “Philosophic Instruments.” (more…)
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Weather conditions have been freezing, you’re probably worried about your electrical expenses going over the roof again. You need all the heat you can get and it’s just as easy as turning up the switch, right? However, when the bill arrives, you’re doomed again. Wouldn’t it just be awesome if there are ways to cut down on those bills and still get the warmth you need from the stormy weather?
Environmentalism is on the rise and has had a huge effect on the way that we live our lives. Thanks to our growing awareness of the issues that man-made pollution can cause, more and more people have been making changes to their day to day lives in order to successfully reduce harmful emissions; you can make a change for the better by doing something as simple as using your car less often or changing the light bulbs in your house. Changing to a new set of light bulbs has become a popular choice precisely because it’s so easy and there are now enough alternative products to make such a change feasible. 
Green technology is here to stay. What once sounded like a buzzword has become the way the world’s leading corporations are looking at both financial and environmental sustainability. Thanks to the innovation-driven world of green tech, a lot industries that have been traditionally unfriendly to the environment are starting to clean up. Here are a few of the best examples of such innovations currently seeding a cleaner, more efficient future. 
