Exactly What’s Causing the Melting of Greenland’s Ice?
Those of us who worry about climate change have a great deal of heartburn about the melting of the ice on top of Greenland, which scientists say will be the “dominant contributor to global sea level change over the next 100 to 1,000 years,” as discussed in the article linked above. As the author explains, there are a number of different theories — including a brand new one — as to the exact mechanisms that are at work here.
At the risk of stating the obvious, all the mechanisms stem from our civilization’s callously thumbing its nose at the notion of a sustainable energy policy.
I’ve been in correspondence with a fellow in the UK about his invention: 
Here’s an article that reminds us that every day, we see more evidence of the fact that divestment campaigns, i.e., 
Here’s an 
Have you ever put your hand next to the window on a cold winter night and felt a draft? All the drafts that you feel, and many that go unnoticed, are not only compounding your electricity bill each month but are also increasing your carbon footprint.
While the electric car is commonly seen as a future technology, the late 19th to early 20th century saw peak popularity for this mode of powering engines. At the time, electricity was easier to use, and electric cars easier to maintain and operate, than the gasoline-powered cars of the era.
I often shake my head when I read articles about the alternative-fuel movement in the automotive industry and the constant proliferation of clean-burning fuels. Last week, 
Whenever I speak to an audience about the burgeoning opportunities in clean energy, I’m careful not to overlook the analytics segment. The global EAUA market (energy analytics and utility analytics market, meaning solar analytics, oil & gas analytics, water analytics, and waste analytics), which, according to 
