In a heart lifting story about old federal government buildings, we see that old government buildings can help fight climate change by simply (well not so simple) being refurbished with energy efficiency in mind. President Biden’s executive order directing that the government become carbon neutral by 2050, and federal buildings be carbon neutral by 2045 […]
Mr. Trump has reopened the controversial Keystone and Dakota Access oil pipelines. I have written on the Keystone Pipeline before and noted that it may not be as bad environmentally as proposed. However, there are certainly serious concerns that have been raised regarding this pipeline that need to be considered and of course, will now […]
The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy just released its 2016 report on the energy efficiency efforts in the states. Compared to our neighbors in NY, PA and DE, we came in dead last. In fact, we scored worse than last year! The report is rather self explanatory. New Jersey has no one in […]
PSE&G recently published a white paper on energy…I don’t want to spend much time going over the paper as it is simply too long for me to discuss in depth here. However, I did want to take a key set of statements from that paper as I see it… “Moving Energy Efficiency from the Periphery […]
First, let’s give credit where credit is due. To Unilever’s credit, their CEO Paul Polman is trying to turn a company around that one can equate to the turning of an aircraft carrier. It is a slow process. Without going into the great detail of what the company is doing, the most important aspect of […]