A reader opines: politics in general have no place in the green energy space. A few thoughts: Politics can’t help but come into this, at least in the U.S. Here, energy is a business, and there is a significant interaction …
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Politics and Clean Energy
Tagged with: conducive to human and environmental health, Energy market conditions not at all free and fair, fossil fuels dependent on the practice of dumping their waste into our skies and waterways without cost, Move To Amend, Politics and Clean Energy, subsidies for social goods, U.S. Supreme Court decision “Citizens United”
A Few Ideas for Those Who Want To Make a Difference Re: Sustainability
I thought readers might be interested in this note I just sent to an old friend who’s getting on in years and has become concerned that humankind has gotten off the track vis-a-vis sustainability. As a man of reason and compassion, …
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Clean Energy Radio Supports "Move To Amend"
I know I harbor a great deal of pessimism/cynicism about the corruption that has engulfed our political process. But I have to say the Move To Amend people have really kicked some major butt, to use a not-too-scholarly term, in …
Vermont Calls for an Amendment to Abolish “Corporate Personhood”
Tired of the big money in politics? Tired of corporations running the country? If so, you’re not alone – and, according to the “Move to Amend Coalition,” a grassroots national organization spearheading resolution efforts across the country, people of all …
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The Single Most Disastrous Event in the 235 Years of Our Republic — And What We The People Are Doing About It
Here’s a bit of good news that I’d like to pass along. I’ve often written that the U.S. Supreme Court decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission will some day be remembered as the single most ruinous event in the …
“Corporate Personhood” and Energy Policy
I try not to comment on political issues that have no direct bearing on clean energy, or sustainability more generally. Having said that, I have indeed taken up the mantle of MoveToAmend.org, in its fight to overturn corporations’ recently granted rights to …
Spokesperson from “Move To Amend” on Clean Energy Radio
I just conducted another in a series of radio shows that I bang out weekly under the name Clean Energy Radio. One of our “charters” is untangling the issue: If we all know that clean energy is vitally important, if …
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Clean Energy, Job Creation, and the US Supreme Court
At this early point in the development of my new book on clean energy job creation, I’m still just trying to find my feet. As the creation of new jobs for Americans is largely a subject of politics and macroeconomics, …
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