The last few years havenāt been great for clean technology. Implementing cleaner ways of doing things has been going fast but than needed, and even several United Nations global warming summit have failed to come up with ways for industries to limit carbon emissions. While governments havenāt tackled global warming to an ideal or even
Hereās some of the biggest global warming and environmental politics news and commentary from the last week or so, along with some fun cartoons. Rocket Fuel in Our Water? The inspiration for the cartoon above, among other things: information that there is rocket fuel (or a component of it) in water supplies across the U.S.
Iāve done an early read of reactions to Obamaās 2011 State of the Union address (full text) from leading green thinkers around the web. It is always interesting to see how different people with the same overall intentions view something ā what they focus on can be quite different. Reflecting on and integrating some of
This is a difficult list to come up with when you cover these topics every day. There are so many big stories, many of which never even hit the mainstream media. Well, I know these are popular (Iām drawn in to them, too) and itās always useful to reflect a littleā¦ So, hereās my Top
One of the best things our society can do to address the many environmental challenges we are facing is switch to a low-carbon or clean tech economy. But part of doing so means innovation and improvement of clean technologies. The good news is that the Obama administration gets this and has been doing a lot
Following up on global warming news of the week (one of the biggest environmental problems), here is some uplifting green tech and green living news from this week.
