The following blog posts are tandem with our Tuesday blog post on Feed-in tariffs and are from reuters.com Environmental Forum. The discussion speaks of how different folks view alternative energy. There is also a good post on solar electric terminology. … Continued
This blog article from Reuters is great for debating particulars of whether or not alternative energy pays for itself and whether wind or solar is the way to go. We put some of the best blog replies in the next … Continued
You may have seen press recently that emails from some climate change scientists showing shoddy study to prove global warming were leaked and appeared on numerous blogs of those not sure global warming is either real or caused largely by … Continued
In Florida, we are burdened by the blotting of a portion (usually a border with another county) of each county’s landscape by large (maybe up to 10 stories high) waste dumps.These dumps scar the view and reflect poorly on the … Continued
We congratulate Barack for going to Copenhagen. Ok so it’s on the way to pick up the Nobel prize but what a perfect time to mention climate issues in his speech for the Nobel. We are all involved in this … Continued
So sorry to not be able to put up a post on Thursday Thanksgiving Day. Can we take this time to thank our customers, readers, and browsers a belated North American Thanksgiving Day Most of us in America have at … Continued
A great Books review in the Financial Times about the drastic changes in the Arctic and how they will definitely change our world and our lives. Even if you personally have no interest in science, it must strike you as … Continued
Barack has a lot on his plate but he would be missing a great opportunity not to show up in Copenhagen and at least show extreme interest. The US will announce a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions before next … Continued
By admitting over the weekend that the world will have to wait at least until next year for a legally binding treaty to curb global warming, President Barack Obama and fellow Pacific Rim government leaders dramatically lowered expectations for next … Continued
We borrow heavily from Wikipedia for an explanation on this very important interface with traditional energy producers called a Feed-in Tariff. A Feed-in Tariff (FiT, Feed-in Law, FiL, solar premium[1], Renewable Tariff[2] or renewable energy payments[3]) is an incentive structure … Continued
