
via The 2011 Climate B.S.* of the Year Awards | ThinkProgress [*B.S. means “Bad Science.” What did you think it meant?] by Peter Gleick The Earth’s climate continued to change during 2011 – […]
via The 2011 Climate B.S.* of the Year Awards | ThinkProgress [*B.S. means “Bad Science.” What did you think it meant?] by Peter Gleick The Earth’s climate continued to change during 2011 – […]
via What Options Would You Like With Your Tesla EV? : Greentech Media. Roof style, wheel options, and paint colors now available online. Batteries warrantied for up to 8 years and from 100,000 […]
EPA Finalizes 2012 Biofuel Production Targets, Outlook Is Positive via Greentech Media: All Content Was 2011 a banner year for biofuels? It already seems like it was the year of big biofuel […]
20 Ideas for Job Creation: Keep Focused on Clean Energy – Climate Progress With the word “jobs” on the lips of every policymaker in the country, here are some of the best ideas […]
Revving Up Electric Cars in 2012 and Beyond via EVWorldwire Yoni Cohen report on the state of the EV industry moving forward.
via Motorcycles Born to be Mild—to the Environment, at Least In October 2011, electric motorcycle maker Brammo closed its $28 million B round (technically, the final tranche of a $28 million round). What […]
China Increases Target for Wind Power Capacity to 1,000 GW by 2050 via Renewable Energy News – RenewableEnergyWorld.com The National Energy Administration of China has set a series of development goals for […]
My New Year’s resolution via Grist.org – the latest from Grist on 1/4/12 by David Roberts. What follows is a navel-gazey personal essay. If that’s not your thing, move along. By nature, […]
[TB – A quick note from one of my favorite thinkers, Scott Sklar…] American Exceptionalism and Renewable Energy: What the Tea Party Missed in 2011 | Renewable Energy News Article In the […]
Economic advances sweeping through China, India, and other emerging-market economies dwarf the pace and scale of the Western world’s Industrial Revolution, in the 18th and 19th centuries. As three billion new middle-class […]