Category: Renewables – Politics

A friend writes re: my recent piece on the politics of energy and the environment: Looking at history, significant changes move at a glacial pace unless: 1) National leadership, especially the bully pulpit, drives a massive sea change. (e.g. JFK …

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Here’s a quick note to let you know that we just updated the “Advocate!” page on 2GreenEnergy.  It’s a sad fact that so many people are victims of disinformation campaigns on energy, and thus it’s important to promote a quick …

Myth-Busting on Clean Energy Read More »

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Here’s an article that illustrates Bernie Sanders’ guts and perspicacity when it comes to energy and sustainability.  How a politician survives in today’s poisonous atmosphere without being a “yes-man” to the main power structures in Washington is beyond me.  (But …

When It Comes to Energy and Sustainability, Bernie Sanders Calls ‘Em Like He Sees ‘Em Read More »

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I thought I’d share a conversation with a lady I’ve known for about 30 years, who, each election cycle, does extensive work in researching the issues and the candidates, to bring some level of clarification to (I guess) at least …

The Integrity of the Political Process and Why Our Energy Policy Is Rooted in Fossil Fuels Read More »

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The American voters who are hoping that the cause of clean energy and sustainability will still be alive when the dust clears in November can sleep a bit easier after tonight’s debate.  But it sure was a tragedy to see …

U.S. Politicians Mince Words on Energy Policy Read More »

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An old friend writes: Craig: I filled out my mail-in ballot yesterday, and saw Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate’s name for the first time. Unfortunately, I hadn’t heard anything about her until I saw her on the ballot. Why …

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Here’s an important white paper that my friend Tim Kingston just sent me, that frankly, I’m unlikely to read. Say what? It’s on a financial issue, master limited partnerships (MLPs), that I’ve heard plenty about over the last two meetings …

Leveling the Playing Field for Renewable Energy Read More »

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Last Friday was the birthday of French philosopher Denis Diderot, who said, “Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.”  Holy cow, that’s some powerful language.  It appears to summarize …

Denis Diderot's Ideas Lie At the Base of Modern Western Civilization Read More »

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In the last two days, I’ve written a couple of pieces on the presidential debates here in the U.S., and so my head’s been caught up in the subject of the psyche of the American voter.  Of course, the rest …

Voters Weigh In On Energy and the Environment — ZZZzzzzzz Read More »

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Here’s a conversation I’m having with the friend who suggested that I write my “Open Letter on Energy to Mr. Obama.” Craig:  I took your excellent advice.  Here you go:  http://2greenenergy.com/an-open-letter/32059/. Friend:  Excellent. Well done! Craig:  Thanks.  As you know, …

Conversation on Open Letter on Energy to Mr. Obama Read More »

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