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I’ve done it. I’ve solved Climate Change. Well, not really, but unlike the world’s bureaucrats that really didn’t accomplish much in Copenhagen, I have an idea on what the solution is. Copenhagen was about a bunch of politicians getting together so it looked like they were doing something to slow Climate Change (to be … continue reading 
Smokestack external force If you’ve been reading Mapawatt Blog for awhile now you may have noticed that we don’t discuss Climate Change all too often. Our goal is to give solid advice for the causes of energy and water conservation, clean energy production, energy efficiency, and sustainable living. We do this because we … continue reading 
Green Hawk Thomas Friedman’s NY Times column on Wed. regarding those who don’t believe in a clean energy future was one of his best I’ve seen in awhile. If you want America to be a leader in the 21st century, you need to read it. That means if you don’t read it you are probably … continue reading 
Green Jobs, not just a slogan Why won’t more politicians and Americans listen to Thomas Friedman? It’s not like the guy is some wacko living in the backwoods of Montana. He’s a foreign policy expert and world traveler. He wrote Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Why We Need a Green Revolution–and How … continue reading 
Simple is effective In the past two months, I’ve had two people recommend the book Sustainable Energy: Without the hot air by David MacKay to me. I visited the website on the first recommendation, but was initially turned away by the design ( I know, you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover … continue reading 
Chapter 14 of Thomas Friedman’s new book, Hot, Flat, and Crowded is titled “Outgreening al-Qaeda”. If there is any one chapter in the whole book that demonstrates how clean energy fits into the big Sustainable picture, this is that chapter. Mr. Friedman states in one of the first paragraphs: One … continue reading If you follow this blog long enough (please, please, please) you will realize we are big fans of Thomas Friedman. The guy just gets it, and not only that, he is listened to by important people. While he hasn’t won a Nobel prize, he may be more deserving than Al Gore because he … continue reading This list is a work in progress. Please let me know of any … continue reading |
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