With Toshiba/Westinghouse pulling out of the nuclear power plant market, we see further proof about the economic failure of this mode of power generation. To be sure, there are a number of factors that contributed to this event, from Fukushima to regulations as they are applied in the U.S. This is not about reducing regulatory […]
We have now posted three of the hottest years on record in direct sequence. Ok, so what does this mean? The data is so overwhelming that the arguments of those attached at the hip to old technology and fuel sources seem determined to live in denial. The impact that this line of thinking will have […]
As the climate continues to change, and places that were wet become dry and places that were cool become warm, it is commonly accepted by any literate person that agricultural practices will need to change. At least one winery has recognized these changes and has made significant progress in reducing water consumption, using renewable energy […]
Sometimes government is not able to undo the future. At least that is the hope that I find in the attached articles about investing and the environment. Notwithstanding the fact that it appears our environmental laws will be under the greatest assault since Reagan was President, I am hopeful that the tide has already turned […]
With a major industrialist that supports efforts to control climate change yet who also supports a hard right candidate what is an environmentalist to do? It appears that the one thing that people who want to reduce climate change can agree upon is that there are many technologies that they can’t agree upon. I applaud […]