“Marketing Speak”
In 1995 or so, following a very successful marketing program I had performed for Hewlett-Packard, my client spokesperson did a video testimonial in which he commented on the need to go outside his company’s own internal promotions team as follows, “If H-P were marketing sushi, we’d probably call it ‘cold dead fish.'” I was doing the interview with him personally, and I laughed out loud.
The photo here depicts the opposite end of the spectrum. You’re selling a cold, mushy portion of peas and carrots that were harvested and canned a decade ago, and you call it “Exotic Salad.” Love it.
Question: For how many consecutive years has Kansas managed to reduce its CO2 emissions?
As shown in this fabulous piece of animation, there are two main theories that address the 
Can energy be stored by pushing heavy stuff uphill? Of course. That’s what pumped hydro is, which represents over 95% of the utility-scale energy storage current implemented on this planet. It’s also what advanced rail energy storage (ARES) is, which represents 0%, as it never got off the ground, pardon the pun. 
I’m sure most readers are aware that the President of the United States went on an 
Whenever I visit Kauai to see my mom, brother and sister-in-law, which happens a couple of times a year, I’m always impressed with this solar array, which is quite visible from the main road that encircles most of the island. Yet I had no idea that there are times when it 
Here’s a little piece of renewable energy fraud that I thought readers might enjoy. It relies on people’s abundant ignorance of solar thermal itself (aka concentrated solar power/CSP), a technology that has been around for decades, and is struggling to play a role in the future of renewable energy. On top of that, the perpetrators presume that these people really don’t get AI, and believe that the type of robotics we have currently is somehow insufficient to operate the 
This meme reminds us of the capacity for kindness and human compassion that lives deep within all us. From Wikipedia:
