Sustainability Just Might Become an Important Objective
I “dream” of it too, in the sense that I used to dream I could fly when I was a kid.
Seriously, don’t hold your breath.
Of the three, sustainability has the best chance of becoming a topic of conversation. Climate change and other aspects of environmental collapse are affecting us all, at a far deeper level than ever before. When storms that used to be 100-year events happen every summer, it’s conceivable that a huge majority of people will force both the public and private sectors to do what’s necessary to stop the destruction.
Robert Rapier is a “somebody” in the world of energy and sustainability, and he writes about the graph here and below:
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) is at the lunatic fringe of the ultra-right, and finds himself up for re-election in 2022. Here’s a campaign ad created by his opponent, in which his says that “
It’s scary how America features two sets of people who really don’t like one another. Now, people say that this is about politics, i.e., liberal and conservative, which is not untrue. Yet the real problem here is that the so-called conservatives seem to have lost their minds, and now advocate things that are deeply immoral.
In response to my post on real estate prices crashing in hurricane-prone regions, 2GreenEnergy supporter Brian McGowan writes:
This is both funny and serious at the same time.
Inductive EV charging has been on the scene for a decade or so, but has not gotten much traction. Here’s an article about a breakthrough in the subject developed at 
A reader notes:
By mid-September, 100% of the U.S. military will be vaccinated against COVID-19. Hey, what gives here? Aren’t there theories that the vaccinations don’t work? Actually cause the disease? Are an attempt to control the population? Sure there are. But the military isn’t run by crackpots. It has a critically important duty to perform, and ignorance is not part of its operating basis.
Under what circumstances would you buy property in Louisiana, knowing that, each summer, there is an ever-increasing probability that a category 4 or 5 hurricane is going to ravage your home? It’s only a matter of time before real estate in that region of the country becomes virtually worthless.
