Category: Renewables – Politics

Fifty-eight percent (58%) of U.S. voters think finding new sources of energy is more important than reducing current energy consumption. And sixty percent (60%) think investing in renewable energy sources like solar, wind and wave energy is a better long-term …

[The Vector] Two Polls Reveal Energy Leanings Read More »

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One of my son’s courses at college this semester is the History of the 1960s. Helping him prepare for a test just now reminded me of those days of political and social awareness – how a generation of young people …

Speaking Out Against the Madness and Demanding a Sane Energy Policy Read More »

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When I get up every morning, I take my cup of coffee, sit down, and read the news in the energy sector – often including a few comments from bloggers. As one might expect, there are patterns that develop, a …

The Renewable Energy Discussion — Patterns Emerge Read More »

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An opinion poll from Civil Society Institute (CSI) said this week that key poll results reveal Tea Party members have quite different views on clean energy than Independents. The CSI poll is fully independent and not financed, supported, commissioned, conducted …

[The Vector] Survey Says Tea Party and Independent Voters Differ Significantly on Clean Energy Read More »

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I’m happy to announce that California voters soundly rejected Proposition 23 – a proposal that would have essentially killed the state’s clean air initiative. But exactly why? I’m not sure anyone will ever know. Prop 23 was backed almost entirely …

California's Clean Air Initiative Survives a Death Threat — But Why? Read More »

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Congratulations to the Republicans on their victories yesterday, running successfully on the message of a smaller and more accountable government. But I hasten to point out that there is identically zero precedent for Republican’s (or Democrat’s) actually delivering on that …

So We Get a Smaller and More Accountable Government? Read the Fine Print Read More »

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Here’s a blog post I put up on Renewable Energy World, addressing a question a friend posed: What part of your recent book (Renewable Energy – Facts and Fantasies) aligns most closely with the major news stories of the day? …

Renewable Energy and Current Events Read More »

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Re: my piece the other day on Christine O’Donnell, a buddy from high school writes: Like John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, it appears she is on a mission form God. Her latest quote is, “God, you gave me this desire. …

A Reader's Comment on Christine O'Donnell Read More »

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My mother is not concerned that Christine O’Donnell dabbled in witchcraft. I suppose I’m not either. My concern is she dabbles in ignorance – in fact, she frolics in it. How does a person run for public office — let …

Christine O'Donnell – Cute as a Button, But Needs a New Career Read More »

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I happened to be driving across the Los Angeles basin yesterday to see a local client when I heard the radio commentary of Robert Reich (Labor Secretary under Bill Clinton)  on the exact issue we’ve been discussing here: the implications of …

Robert Reich on Corporate Personhood Read More »

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