Here’s another episode of the television show “Our Ventura” in which host George Alger interviews me with respect to the adoption of renewable energy. I tried to answer as many questions as the 15-minute time-slot would allow. How far have …
Category: Renewables – Science
From Guest Blogger Douglas Santos: Finding Renewable Energy Sources Promotes a Greener Environment
Traditional methods of generating energy are giving way to new environmentally-friendly ideas. Instead of stripping the land for coal mining and clearing miles of land for oil fields or natural gas pipelines, the concept of renewable energy is evolving. The …
From Guest Blogger Alia Haley: 7 Ways Homeowners Can Power Their Homes with Renewable Energy
You can see lots of attention is focused towards alternative and renewable energy systems. This is due to the soaring energy costs and the need to decrease the climate change effects over earth. Though these solutions may seem complicated for …
Tagged with: alternative energy, biomass combustion boilers, energy investment, geothermal heating, global climate change, global warming, hydrogen fuel cells, micro hydro energy systems, Renewable Energy, soaring energy costs, solar energy, solar hot water, solar panels, solar power, Solar Thermal, wind turbines
From Guest Blogger Alia Haley: Power of Clouds and Climate: Mystery in the Environment
Scientists and researchers have been trying hard to find out the power of cloud to harness for everyone’s benefits. They are therefore seen collecting a number of historical data and records to find out how clouds can respond to the …
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Climatologist James Hansen on Global Warming
My mother came across this article in today’s New York Times by climatologist James Hansen, and sent it to me immediately. “I knew you’d like this one,” she laughed when we spoke on the phone later this afternoon. “Yes, Mom, …
Tagged with: Canadian tar sands, climatology, global warming hoax, ignore scientists, James Hansen, New York Times
Energy Policy’s Difficult Choices
I recently wrote a post critical of radical environmentalists who take rigid positions and refuse to make the tough choices that confront us all in the real world. In particular, I stand in disagreement with people’s unwillingness to exile the …
Renewable Energy Frauds Abound
A friend asked me to evaluate the technology represented here. “Is there something here?” she inquired? “I wish there were. But alas, it’s a fraud,” I responded. “You are soooo in the know!” she gushed. “Ha! You’re too kind. Btw, …
Today’s Earth Day Celebration: Fun Times But a Bit of Dubious Science
I just realized I was flimflammed at the Earth Day celebration in Santa Barbara from which my daughter Valerie and I just returned. Val has designs on a hot tub, and was drawn to a booth that offered a product …
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Is “Business As Usual” with Respect to the Natural Environment an Acceptable Strategy?
I’m delighted to see real progress being made in the public discourse surrounding sustainability. While most people still have the idea that continuing with “business as usual” with respect to our environment is an acceptable strategy, more of us are …
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Basics of Renewable Energy
Just a quick note to let you know that our project to assemble audio/visual learning aids aimed at renewable energy is complete (for now, at least), and ready for distribution to any young people or newcomers in the subject you …
