The United States Needs to Lead the World in the Cleantech Revolution
Here we are, coming up on 12 years since the launch of 2GreenEnergy, and we’re finally starting to see things happen that we predicted “way back when.”
In particular, I wish I had a dollar for every time I made the point that Joe Biden is making here, i.e., that cleantech is destined to be the definitive industry in the 21st Century, and that a failure on the part of the United States to lead the world in this revolution will hasten the nation’s decline into irrelevance on the global stage.
I sympathize with the progressives in Congress who have been continually frustrated by the fierce opposition, funded by the fossil fuel giants. Obama himself told a relatively small group of journalists shortly before he left office, “You’ll never know how hard I tried to push our country forward with respect to decarbonization. Though I made a few strides forward, I failed to achieve even a fraction of what I set out to do.”
Having said all this, perhaps things are moving. “Build Back Better” will be a huge shot in the arm.
I’ll be the first to admit that K – 12 (elementary and high school) is not right for everyone, and that certainly includes people with IQs in the 190 – 215 range. Those who have been given great intellectual power are going to find, like Einstein apparently did, that school is mind-numbingly tedious and regimented.
That Elon Musk is calling for end of government EV subsidies seems wrong on at least two counts:
The title of this post may be misleading; progressives do get involved with the issues of the day.
Here’s the story of how a young man won an award in design engineering for his unique process that turns 
What’s the difference between saying “My religion is kindness” and “I don’t have a religion; I’m a human being with a good heart?”
“Sing it.”
A reader notes: Perhaps I’m just out of sync with the times, but I fail to understand the connection between high powered weapons and Christmas.
The author here makes an excellent point.
It’s such a relief to have that vindictive bully out of office.
