Obviously the largest warming influence on the Earth is the Sun. Seems like discussion of the Sun’s activity on the Earth is not mentioned as often as should be by climatologist’s discussion global warming. The Economist magazine has a good … Continued
Not sure where we picked this up but we have read the general theme a few other places that being that LEED is a bit light on defining true energy saving. It is being changed constantly and hopefully strengthened but … Continued
Development of Florida’s beautiful natural environment has gone on since the Native Americans ruled the land. But the impact of Native Americans did not come close to that of the European Americans who have added almost 12 million humans to … Continued
Biodiversity is sadly recognition that plants and animals are allowed by man to continue their lives without threat of extinction either from man’s direct actions or indirectly from climate change which must partially be attributed to man. Since most humans … Continued
We recently started receiving the Green Business Quarterly. It’s an interesting recap of what’s going on in the Green world of architecture and engineering of largely commercial space. There is an advertisement that accompanies the write-ups on each given company … Continued
Heard a great interview on Bloomberg radio with Kathleen Hays, the Hays Advantage, on 9-21-10.You may be able to find it if you go to the Bloomberg Radio website. We like Kathleen Hays since she is smart, a trained economist, … Continued
The largest wind turbine farm in the world is now operational off the coast of Kent England. Say what you want about it’s looks or power output but it will NEVER recreate the American Gulf oil spill. The external price … Continued
Since consumer auto transportation gobbles up to 35% of oil demand we are vigilant that a larger offering of Alternative Fuel Vehicles can only help us change from what the great Oil Man GW Bush called “Our addiction to oil” … Continued
We have always felt that the more humans frequent the outdoors, and hopefully enjoy their experiences outdoors the less they will want to urbanize the entire world but rather leave a bit of Earth unclaimed for the wild. That is … Continued
Here’s a good article from Reuters today to pass on. Powering a portion, at least, of the White House power usage with alternative power would certainly seem to project a certain message of care about the way the government is … Continued
