Category: Renewables – Politics

Frequent 2GreenEnergy critic writes: “I’m very disturbed (by) your ranting against the President-elect….The US is not some unstable banana republic where presidents are removed from office by coups and unlawful processes.” Sorry you’re disturbed.

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A fellow whom I greatly respect put a post on Facebook yesterday to the effect that each president of the U.S. has had a mixture of strengths and weakness, as well as a blend of points of character to being …

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Here are a few things you probably already know about Scott Pruitt (or “Polluting Pruitt” as he’s frequently called), Donald Trump’s pick to head the EPA, as reported by the Sierra Club: • (Pruitt will) have disastrous consequences for our …

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Headed for Ruin Read More »

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It was a true delight to interview R. James Woolsey, Jr. for the “national security” chapter in my first book, Renewable Energy–Facts and Fantasies. Here’s a highly principled fellow who has served under four U.S. presidents in this arena, culminating …

James Woolsey Makes an Important Statement About National Security Read More »

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I needed to take a fairly long drive today, which enabled me to listen to a number of news radio shows, among which was a discussion on how President Obama will be regarded by history.

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Yesterday we mentioned this amazing quote from H.G. Wells (photo below):“Civilization is in a race between education and catastrophe. Let us learn the truth and spread it as far and wide as our circumstances allow. For the truth is the …

Hey–Who’s Winning That Battle Between Education and Catastrophe? Read More »

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With each successive cabinet nomination, it becomes increasingly clear how much damage the incoming administration is going to inflict on government departments on which 330 million people depend to add various forms of value to their lives–justice, environmental safety, health, …

What Happens When We Appoint the Worst Possible People to the Most Powerful Positions on Earth? We’ll Find Out Soon Read More »

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  From this article: Last week the CEO of Boeing had the gall to come out and criticize Trump’s stance on China in his recent rhetoric, in the meekest possible terms, noting that Boeing sold more aircraft to China than …

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A commenter notes: Rex Tillerson (Trump’s nominee to head the State Department–pictured here with bromance partner Vladimir Putin) may have many admirable qualities, but it would be difficult to find a candidate more likely to cause fear and alarm among …

The Incoming Secretary of State in the U.S. Read More »

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A commenter points out that I may get more readers if I soften my tone. He has a point here, but I am incapable of writing in any other way. If I watered this down to politically correct, unoffensive drivel, …

Aggressive Writing Styles May Affect Readership Levels Read More »

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