As I’ve written, I’m more than gratified at both the quantity and quality of the comments we’re receiving on the Three Brass Tacks. At a certain level, one could review these comments and note that the subject matter is quite …
Category: Renewables – Politics
Environmental Stewardship – A Note from Belgium
Offshore Drilling – An Environmentally Friendly Idea?
Isn’t it common knowledge that offshore oil drilling represents a danger to the ecology of our oceans and beaches? And aren’t the oil companies the only ones with enough greed and callous disregard for the environment that they would suggest …
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Renewable Energy – Public Sector Takes Important Role
I met John Gurrola at the Sonoma County Fair yesterday, who told me how thrilled he was to be in the solar energy business. “I’ve been in sales and marketing for years, and these are the most exciting times of …
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Tagged with: AB811, alternative energy, clean energy, green energy, public sector, Renewable Energy, solar energy, solar panel, solar power
Eat Local – An Important Ingredient in Sustainability
I happened to be at the Sonoma County Fair in Northern California yesterday. It was a terrific experience in many ways – one of which was seeing how sustainability has become such an important part of our lives. I’m not …
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Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, eat local, green energy, Renewable Energy, sustainability, Wind Energy, wind power, wind turbines
Doug Rosen on the Politics of Renewable Energy
Doug Rosen works hard to promote Miles EV’s neighborhood electric vehicles around the globe. The company is very much in the news; it company recently spun of its highway-speed EV sedan division, Coda , effectively making two companies where there …
Forbes Bagatelle-Black: Renewable Energy Renaissance Man
I had the good fortune to connect to an old friend just now, Forbes Bagatelle-Black, one of these “Renaissance men” who’s as good with the language (he’s a professional author) as he is with the sciences (he hold a master’s …
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Guest Blogger Doesn't Like The Lies from the Kentucky Coal Industry
Guest Blogger Mike Brace is working hard to develop renewable energy sources that can replace coal. Here’s why. He writes: Here’s news from the Associated Press called “State officials issue fish advisories in Kentucky.” They say “High levels of mercury …
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Conversation with Jake Stewart – Commitment to Renewable Energy
I just spoke with a fantastic young man by the name of Jake Stewart. Not to devaluate anyone’s commitment and importance in the movement, but no credentials are required to be an advocate of renewable energy. By contrast, Jake brings …
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Department of Energy – Funding Renewable Energy
I do not claim to be an expert in the process of petitioning the Obama Administration’s Department of Energy for grant money in renewable energy. However, I very much realize that this is important to a great many readers. For …
