Fukushima Daiichi, revisited
The Big Picture: March 11, 2011 was the date when the “not credible” destruction of a key part of Fukushima Daiichi power plant suddenly […]
clean energy
Toolkit Shows How Individuals Can Push Energy Utilities On Climate Action
Most energy utilities are stuck in the 20th century, but there is potential for progress. A new interactive toolkit from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance […]
Back to the future II – Biff’s revenge
The Big Picture: Most folks have seen the trilogy of movies called “Back to the Future.” For those who are too young, or simply […]
Back to the future?
The Big Picture: Sometimes it’s useful to look backwards to get a handle on the steps one needs to take to see real progress. […]
Change Finance, Not the Climate: In conversation with Oscar Reyes
In this episode of the State of Power podcast, we speak to Oscar Reyes, who is an associate fellow on the Climate policy program […]
Bite Sized Book Reviews II: Electric Boogaloo
Hello again, again! I’m still far behind on my book reviews, and now there really is no excuse. I do hope, gentle reader, that […]
Bite Sized Book Reviews
Hello again. I’m far behind on my book reviews, and yet everybody is sitting home presently due to this Virus problem. Since my goal […]
Citizens can take action to be more energy efficient
The cheapest, cleanest energy is the energy we don’t use in the first place. Whher you care about improving air quality, fending off the […]
Getting Over Buzzwords and Hype: The business benefits of a sustainable company
The word ‘sustainability’ is bandied about a lot at the moment, with varying definitions of what it actually means in practice. These days, a […]