Of course these are rough guesses, but informed by the results from actual application of these technologies. This could all get going as fast as needed to convert our energy and agricultural and manufacturing sectors within the next 20 years. just in time to have a pretty good chance at turning GHG climate disaster around. If the rest of the world buys into our energy revolution.   more »

So some of us decided to fight a seemingly hopeless battle to save the planet from corporate greed. Young, old, or inbetween, we are vastly outnumbeed and underfunded. We need each other, from that two year old with her crayons, protesting the river run hydro project in BC. To the enviro blogger typing from a hospital bed, fighting for decades and about to pass the torch. And pass on into the great unknowable.   more »

In a very familiar false dilemna fallacy, the corporate friendly sides in the climate debate are attempting to marginalize a very different approach. An approach that pays we the people directly for installing solar panels on our homes and using geo heat exchange heating/cooling and plugging in plugin hybrid cars to our own home energy systems.   more »

Why oh why does NRDC shun reason and GHG free wind energy in favor of agribizz fuel farming, that actually doubles GHG compared to guzzling gasoline? NRDC, why do you hate our planet?   more »