Category: Renewables – Science

It’s easy to see how propaganda works.  Say you want to turn an entire population against Jews, so you publish every (real) crime that any Jew commits, insinuating that all Jews are criminals. 

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Question: What’s the principal mechanism by which mercury gets in your body? What does it do once it gets there? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers. Relevance: Most people place a higher value on their family’s than on any …

Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Coal and Mercury Read More »

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When a mechanical stress is applied to certain materials, electrons flow through it producing electricity; such materials are called piezoelectric. What is the practical applicability of this to generating useful amounts of power?  Essentially nil.  Keep in mind the law of …

The Relevance of Piezoelectricity Read More »

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Does limiting the role of science in environmental protection and public health policy-making seem like a good idea to you?  If so, here’s a short video featuring a few scientists whose opinions may change your mind.

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As presented in this short, animated video, our brain formation and chemistry shapes the way we see the world, perceive threats, and relate to others.  The science behind this has been the subject of many rigorous and comprehensive studies over the …

Neither Liberals Nor Conservatives Are At Liberty To Change Their Viewpoints–Here’s Why Read More »

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I’m pleased to announce the arrival of a brand new intern here at 2GreenEnergy; a big hearty welcome to Kevin, a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Dallas.  Kevin majored in energy management and will be spending a …

Announcing Another Brilliant Young Intern at 2GreenEnergy Read More »

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It’s hard to identify the specific issue that took the United States down so hard, so fast. Sure, we can talk about the latent racism that slept just under the surface, waiting to be unleashed by a demagogue. 

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Normally, the news media covers the current and recent past, since “predictions are tough to make, especially concerning the future” (Yogi Berra). Yet the future coverage of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under whatever may remain of the Trump administration …

We Can Write the News from the EPA Without Waiting for It To Happen Read More »

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Well, this isn’t good.  I suppose what you’re looking at is evidence that Americans need science and evidence-based thinking. It’s kind of like:

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Everyone in America who’s trying to pay attention to the world around him is working hard to make sense of a nonsensical situation.  Current events in U.S. politics are happening so fast that none of us has the mental bandwidth …

What To Make of the U.S. President and the Truth Read More »

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