Just when you thought good news had gone the way of the horse and buggy, another country has banned coal, oil, and natural gas. In this case, it’s that eco-tourism haven in Central America, Costa Rica.
Category: Renewables – Business
Beware of Trolls
It’s safe to say that literally all 2GreenEnergy visitors who read the comments section of our blog have come across professional gadfly MarcoPolo. If you get a chance, check out his response to my recent post on meat made from …
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From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadoupolos: Airports Embracing Renewable Energy
Air travel has made the world more connected than ever and, until Star Trek-style quantum teleportation is developed for the masses, it’s the fastest and most convenient transportation method available. But as the world has become more eco-conscious, activists, governments …
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Coal Gives Way To Solar
….And they shall beat their swords into ploughshares.” This familiar quote is from the Book of Isiah, and meaning, of course, that the Lord is commanding us to convert something that used to be a weapon into a tool of …
Coal Plant Retirements
Below is a diagram that lays out the location and size of each of the 33 coal-fired power plants in the U.S. that will be decommissioned in the next four years.
From Guest Blogger Emily Jones: The Paradox of China: Most-polluting Nation on Earth Is Biggest Producer of Clean Energy
One of the images that many of us are accustomed to seeing of life in China is that of people wearing masks as they walk down the street.
Something’s Not Clicking in West Virginia
If your house is on fire, do you a) call 911, b) get everyone out safely, or c) find a flammable liquid and douse the fire liberally near the base of the flames? If you chose c), you have what it …
Portugal Selling Off Renewable Energy, As It’s Generating More Than It Can Consume
It seems that each week we get word that another country or major city has kicked the habit…the fossil fuel habit, that is.
From Guest Blogger Bára Sýkorová: Bank Debt and Fortune 500 Companies–How the Future of Renewable Energy Is Being Shaped
The way that renewables are being integrated into personal and community life does not solely depend on the backing from people or governments.
Advocates of Environment Stewardship Face Tenacious Opponents with Powerful Jaws and Sharp Teeth
I don’t want to sound self-absorbed, but I couldn’t help thinking of myself when I came across the video below. It reminds me of the work I do all day long, advancing the causes of my clients’ cleantech business interests, …
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