With consumer demand in the doldrums in the USA and the holiday season upon us, America really could use a good holiday season of consumer purchasing to jump start the economy. But it’s sad that we are so reliant on … Continued
Ode Magazine is a great one for making us think a bit differently.A recent article speaks of an association called Forest Trends that attempts to monetize the specialness of different forest tracks. “Forest Trends has developed a detailed system for … Continued
One of our recurring themes is over population and poor planning and use of resources. In the USA the problem is because America has long been regarded a land of plenty which should have no bounds. The following article courtesy … Continued
Karen spoke of a person’s Sustainability Journey or that one is never finished learning how to become more sustainable. A person’s sustainability commitment is more of a practice like that of yoga or law or medicine. Sorry I never relayed … Continued
Here’s a great spreadsheet on what’s up with EV’s, their stats, when they are available, etc. The auto dealers are gradually beginning to advertise them but the public awareness is still sorta spotty. For instance a friend recently saw an … Continued
Believe I’ve mentioned before that I co-host a Green Network Group every month. Our meetings usually feature an expert speaker and then we all discuss the presentation by the expert and how it fits into our various lives and businesses. … Continued
Here are excerpts of a report from Reuters online on how America is finally turning to solar a bit. Yes it is very late in doing so and Germany is still a leader along with China in manufacture but with … Continued
We recently saw a presentation by Sean Snaith the Director of the Institute for Economic Competitiveness at the College of Business Administration at the University of Central Florida. Sadly the presentation was sobering on two fronts. Sean sees the US … Continued
Since sales of all cars are tough now and since gas is reasonably priced(compared to 2 years past), now is perhaps the time to buy a used or new hybrid vehicle. The problem with total electric cars for those who … Continued
There are six basic types of propulsion systems for current and near-future vehicles – here’s how to tell them apart.Internal combustion power. Example: The vast majority of vehicles on the road. Powered by an internal combustion engine that burns gasoline, … Continued
