The populations in most countries are becoming increasingly eco-conscious, as evidenced by reports like this one, indicating that there are now more bicycles than cars in Copenhagen. To be fair, it’s possible that a cause on this is the 100% …
Tag: clean energy
Making Our Way Towards Sustainability
Tagged with: clean energy, eco-conscious, efficiency solutions, Electric Vehicles, energy storage, increasing cost-effectiveness of renewable energy, more bicycles than cars in Copenhagen, our civilization's path to environmental sustainability, we will decarbonize our energy and transportation sectors whether we give a damn about our environment or not
A Contributed Post: Home Heating–How to Combine Style, Function, and Clean Energy
Heating your home is just one of the necessary plights facing home owners and business owners. There different methods of home heating, as well as different solutions for heating systems, installations and units for your home and business. If you …
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From Guest Blogger Ash: Tips for a Sustainable Wedding
The thought of a wedding brings a smile to almost anyone’s face. Celebrating lasting love, weddings are special days indeed. Usually, a lot of planning goes into the any wedding, but what most people don’t think of is the impact …
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From Guest Blogger Randy Carlson: Solar Osmosis–a Better Drought Solution for the Southwest
America’s Southwest is running out of water. Reservoirs are drying up, and our population continues to grow. Our cities, our high-value agriculture, our environment and our future all depend on water resources we don’t have. One abundant resource the Southwest …
Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, Climate Change, green energy, Renewable Energy, solar energy, sustainability
NextGen Climate
Today is the 84th anniversary of the discovery of antimatter, i.e., particles that are the opposite of matter which we experience in our daily lives, and that mutually annihilate when brought into contact with it. Of course, we use the term …
The Migration to Renewable Energy Isn’t All Smooth Sailing
A reader asks re: my post on the good news in renewables: Lots of recent progress with solar but what about that setback in your California backyard that involved a fire in the big tower of power? What went wrong …
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The Love Affair Between Big Money and Politics Will Soon Be Over
There must be 200 posts here since 2GE’s inception in 2009 dealing with the imperative to remove Big Money from U.S. politics. The reason? Though we happen to be focused on renewable energy here, the American people will never get …
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To the Surprise and Chagrin of Some, The Movement Towards Social and Environmental Justice is Happening
Readers who don’t read the comments to these blog posts are missing out on some ferociously entertaining and edifying conversations. Here, a cynic taunts a political activist with a note suggesting that there is little interest in sustainability and environmentalism: …
From Guest Blogger "Edison Bulb": The Great Green Fleet–US Navy Embraces LED Lights for Energy Efficiency
The US Navy has made the lucrative and energy-conscious decision to implement LED lighting in all future ships, including those currently under construction. Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) Ray Mabus made this announcement as part of an ongoing initiative to …
From Guest Blogger Dr. Bulb: It’s Not Easy Being Green . . . Or Is It?
Growing concern for the environmental stability of our planet has motivated many conscientious consumers to look for ways to save energy at home. Typical advice includes turning off your electronics when you aren’t using them and taking out the recycling. …
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