-
Recent Posts
-
Categories
autocracy biodiversity birds book review book reviews books capitalism carbon dioxide carbon emissions climate climate change dematerialization democracy ecology Economics elections Environment fiction forest global warming growth History internet law review leadership mathematics memoir music nature nonficnov nonfiction personal development philosophy psychology racism religion rights science SCOTUS Supreme Court sustainability technology thinking tree tyranny
Archives
Recent Comments
Harry Katz on Climate Capitalism gwenszwarc on Climate Capitalism gwenszwarc on Unwinding Anxiety Marnie L on Around the World in 80 Bi… Around the World in… on What an Owl Knows Meta
Tag Archives: clean energy
Unsolicited Climate News
I’m not quite finished my latest book review so in the meantime here are some recent news reports about climate and clean energy that have caught my eye. 👎 In April, Donald Trump asked oil executives to contribute $1-billion (yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged clean energy, clean energy transition, climate change, electricity, news, renewable energy
3 Comments
Podcast: What’s next for clean energy and climate mitigation?
Back on the 28th of June, I had the pleasure of attending a live recording of the Volts podcast hosted by David Roberts here in Seattle at an event sponsored by Canary Media. Roberts interviewed energy analyst and author Ramez … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Science and technology
Tagged clean energy, climate change, david roberts, energy transition, podcast, ramez naam, volts
Leave a comment
The Big Switch
I’m only halfway through the book I’m reading, so this week I’m writing about a podcast instead. The Big Switch is a terrific podcast about how we switch to a net zero carbon economy to help slow down climate change. … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged carbon emissions, clean energy, climate change, electricity, grid, podcast, sustainability
1 Comment
The Grid: The Fraying Wires between Americans and Our Energy Future
A PhD in cultural anthropology might seem like an odd background for someone writing a book about our national electricity grid. But Gretchen Bakke sees the grid as more than just generating plants, transmission wires, substations, poles, meters, outlets and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Energy, Environment
Tagged book review, clean energy, electricity, Energy, grid, nonfiction
2 Comments