Andrew, very smart fellow, writes: So Craig, it sounds like you are starting to believe that the “big” corporations (at least some of the automotive OEMS and utilities) are not actually devils. If that is correct — welcome to the …
Category: Renewables – Politics
So Long, John Paul Stevens
Many of us were saddened to hear of the retirement of US Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. In no way am I qualified to comment on the breadth of his career and the numerous positions he took on the …
Role of Government in Forming Energy Policy
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_V9vAu4oqI0&w=445&h=364] Craig Shields, former Libertarian, speaks on the role of government should play in energy policy, citing the need for a level playing field for renewable energy.
Toward a Sustainable Energy Policy
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMAuCBfz9tM&w=445&h=364] On behalf of 2GreenEnergy, Craig Shields speaks on the Energy Industry, and the changes in perspective that are required if we’re to have a sustainable energy policy.
Consumerism and Sustainability
A number of people have commented on the post of frequent blogger Dan C. writes: The problem IS the money. As long as your solution involves selling and buying something, then you are dependent on the System of systems and …
Free-market Capitalism as a Driver of Energy Policy
I notice – with no particular level of surprise – that many of the comments we get on business blog posts suggest fairly radical ideas in terms of social reform. I am by no means an expert on this, though …
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A Bit More on Corruption – "Transparency.Org"
You may have noticed a few posts on the subject of corruption. And coincidentally, my friend Mike Austin of Blue Planet Almanac wrote earlier today to alert us to a website on the subject. I call your attention to Transparency …
"On Corruption" – Numerous Comments
I appreciate all the comments to my recent article “On Corruption.” If my schedule permitted me time to respond to them all, I certainly would. For some perverse reason, I am more apt to pry loose a few mintues to …
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On Corruption – Continued
On Corruption
I’m back on the East Coast for a few days. When I come here I normally stay with my parents (they’re in their mid-late 80s) at their home in Philadelphia — which happens to be an apartment in a very …
