Sometime later this evening, someone will post the 7000th comment here at 2GreenEnergy. My thanks to everyone who has participated so vociferously, and who continues to keep this site growing, both in size and importance. When I go to conferences, even …
Category: Sustainability
7000 Is a LOT of Comments on Renewable Energy
Tagged with: clean energy, Renewable Energy, sustainability, sustainable civilization, sustainable future
From Guest Blogger Kyle O'Brien: How Businesses Can Transition To Paperless Strategies
Going green isn’t a fad anymore ; it’s a way of life for many. From energy supplements to recycling to starting entire businesses around the concept of 100% Eco-friendly products and operations, there’s a growing niche for a “green” consumer and …
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Tagged with: paperless strategies
The National Defense Authorization Act: A Wrecking Ball Against the U.S. Constitution, Natural Rights
As readers here know, I take my hat off to those who bravely and consistently speak up about the loss of liberty here in the U.S., and elsewhere around the planet. Among the most vocal spokespeople (and certainly one of …
From Guest-Blogger Kathryn Alexander: How to Undermine an Ethical Culture
Are you happy with your company culture? Many companies that have a ‘green’ product pay no attention to their culture. Even those that follow the three P’s (Planet, People, Profit) see the ‘people’ part as donating to charity and not …
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From Guest-Blogger Amy Nielson: Tips for Choosing an Eco-friendly Insurance Company
Insurance companies have been on board with the green revolution for a number of years now, and not only is it easier than ever to get major discounts for already owning an eco-friendly home or car, you can also use …
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How Healthy Is Our Electrical Grid? It Depends on How You Measure It
I knew the power outage at yesterday’s Super Bowl would not go unnoticed. Sure enough, a reader, Johannes Schmied, comments: Super Bowl XLVII is history – it was a thrilling game worth watching. Yet what will stay best in my …
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From Guest Blogger Kathryn Alexander: The Next Wave in Sustainable Business Practices
The move to alternative energy is a crucial one! The news that we will surpass 4 degrees in global temperature is dire news. How do you feel with a 4 degree temperature, that’s 102 degrees? Life cannot sustain that. We …
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From Guest Blogger Lance Trebesch: 3 Conservation Steps Any Small Business Can Take
When entrepreneurs set out to create businesses, we are for the most part aiming to make a difference. Whether that’s a difference in a small community, an industry, or a market segment, to entrepreneurs it’s all about making that impact. …
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Growth in Microgrids Over the Coming 10 Years
Whenever I come across an article like this on microgrids, i.e., “islands” of distributed energy generation, storage, and consumption that are not connected to a power utility, I look at the numbers. If I were a utility exec, how scared …
The Emotions Connected with Environmentalism Are Sometimes Not Too Positive
For readers who may feel a deep-seated feeling of grief associated with the environmental devastation that our society is visiting upon its home planet, this “train wreck in slow motion,” as it’s so often been described, here is a breathtakingly …
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