Obama's Stimulus Money Must Not Be Wasted on Nuke Reactors
Cut off from Wall Street, hordes of nuke lobbyists will descend like radioactive locusts on this gargantuan stimulus package. They must be stopped.
Cut off from Wall Street, hordes of nuke lobbyists will descend like radioactive locusts on this gargantuan stimulus package. They must be stopped.
What I want from my new administration this year: a program to address climate change that is stunning in its breadth and scope. The weird thing is: I might get it.
In terms of "shovel-ready" projects, solar is able to deliver jobs and clean energy quickly at a great return on investment.
Chu understands that energy policy is not just about oil, and he has a distinguished history of involvement in the kinds of transformational science that could radically alter U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
So now is the time when the entire world is making lofty commitments to better their bodies, their minds, and their lives. How about the planet? Belie...
The Philadelphia Eagles' new eco-calendar, released in July and printed on post consumer recycled paper, features the team's cheerleaders wearing only eco-friendly swimsuits and accessories.
Yale World Fellows advise Barack Obama on his first term, with tips on how he can transform the energy economy, advice on Afghanistan, and suggestions for how he can help create a global democracy.
The Mexican/U.S. Border is a complicated, difficult issue that ain't gonna be fixed by platitudes and walls; we desperately need a long-term approach that addresses all sides.
A Republican with a consistently bad record on environmental issues has just been nominated to run the Department of Transportation.
When wildfires consume beautiful homes in California, it headlines the evening news. But when thousands of people go without water for weeks in Appalachia, it's not "newsworthy."
Some people who believe driving an electric car or hybrid isn't actually helping save the planet or "going green" because of the batteries. Once the batteries die, what happens to them?
With oil virtually at an end, what better time to re-examine the economic paradigm that allowed us to think we could use up finite resources and just "grow" forever?
Keeping with tradition, Obama will be traveling to the inauguration partly by train, which is one of the greenest ways to travel and to ship freight.
I recently tried out the Voltaic generator bag, a laptop bag with a solar panel on one side. Let me ask you this at the outset: Do you have roof access?
The current low price of gas, and its imminent skyrocketing, is an entirely predictable phenomenon.
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climate change or global warming or whatever they are calling it these days is a crock, just the next thing the global elite want you to worry about
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Jesse - green jobs and energy efficiency are essential to a comprehensive climate plan, so why set them up as you do in your piece as a "dangerous possibility." I don't think anyone seriously believes that's all Obama or the Dems will try to do. You pretend to only for the sake of your polemic. Obama's said he wants to spend $150 billion over ten years on clean energy -- so you say it ought to be $500 billion. Fine. No quarrel there. But don't abandon cap and trade as a result of asking for more $$ for clean energy. You need a carbon price signal. It's essential to the comprehensive package. And the way to do it is via a cap-and-dividend approach, even in today's economic climate, because it insulates people from the costs and forces the very innovation you support from high energy users. So I'd argue for the three-legged stool of green jobs and energy efficiency, a moonshot clean energy program, and a cap and dividend program asap. Leave one of those out and the stool falls over.