Renewable Energy – Following The Money: Generating Radio and TV Interviews
The PR company I’ve engaged to generate radio and TV interviews kicked off today, with an email blast to a huge number of producers, directors, journalists, etc. with the subject line “Renewable Energy – Following The Money – It Will Be Interesting To See Where It Takes Us…” These guys (Ascot Media Group) are really good at this, btw; I already have 8 – 10 responses.
Some are direct requests for interviews, which, of course, is what I like to see. (more…)
Queensland is known as the Sunshine State, so it only make sense that it’s paving the way when it comes to innovations in solar power.
When he was asked about the secret of his success, “The Great” Wayne Gretzky replied, “I don’t skate to where the puck is now; I skate to where the puck will be.”
The world doesn’t have an infinite amount of space or resources, which is why everyone needs to start conserving and making more eco-friendly choices now. Learn how to do your part by implementing these five habits of an energy efficient person into your life.
Apparently, Robert Hargraves carries a PhD in physics from Brown University. I say “apparently,” because he authored this 
I like to take my own advice on the use of social media and spend some time blogging on other sites related to clean energy. To that end, I just commented on an article that presented an ostensible breakthrough in carbon capture and sequestration in TheEnergyCollective. In response to a slam against environmentalists, I wrote: 
Although the overall consequences of climate change are terrible (desertification, sea level rise, floods, storms, wildfires, more disease-carrying insects, loss of biodiversity, etc.), there are some accidental consequences that are positive, e.g., lower heating fuel bills in certain parts of the world and longer growing seasons for Canadian farmers. 
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In response to my recent piece on 
