Category: Sustainability

As is customary here at 2GreenEnergy, I use Thanksgiving as it’s intended, that is, to thank the many people who have contributed so greatly to making my life successful in the only sense that really matters, i.e., the glow that …

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It’s hard to look at the photo here and not be moved by these incredibly intelligent and sensitive creatures.  Wouldn’t you like to give them both a big hug? But elephant numbers have dropped by 62% over the last decade, and …

We’re Losing the Battle to Save Elephants Read More »

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I’m going to take a wild guess and suggest that the guy living here doesn’t have a 75″ flat screen TV on which he watches Monday Night Football with his beer-swilling friends. Henry David Thoreau said, “If a man loses pace with …

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“All men desire by nature to know,” Aristotle begins his best-known work, The Nicomachean Ethics.  “The Ethics,” as it’s normally called, explores man’s relationship to his fellows and the optimum way to live our lives.

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The painting at the left is by my favorite living artist, Maurizio Rega, of Cava Dei Tirreni, in Campania, southern Italy, near Naples.  As you check out his work, you’ll note that he does a lot of trees.

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I have the thought expressed in the meme here constantly.  In addition to catastrophic climate change, we have the retrogression into fascism and tribalism, genocide and mass starvation, all of which receive a small fraction of the attention we pay …

Environmental Responsibility Means Dealing with Apathy and Distraction Read More »

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True to form, one of our frequent commenters cherry-picks a few aspects of plant-based meat that are sub-optimum for health.  In fact, here’s one he missed: Both the Impossible Burger and the Beyond Burger have more than five times as …

Are Plant-Based Meats Healthy? Read More »

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2GreenEnergy super-support Gary Tulie writes from England: Edible insects have slowly been gaining acceptance in Europe as a more sustainable alternative to main stream meats. Now Sainsburys, one of the biggest supermarket chains in the UK has begun to stock …

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Question: What is the Alliance of World Scientists?  How many scientists from how many countries participate?  What are they beseeching us to do?  

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Question: The far-right nationalist Jair Bolsonaro, now president-elect of Brazil, said he will lift existing restrictions on land development.  In what year did Brazil require all landowners to keep a percentage of their terrain forested–ranging from 20% in some parts of the country …

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

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