US Consumption Flattens
If you’ve been trying to live more sustainably, congratulate yourself. At least in America, consumption seems to be declining, even Continue reading
If you’ve been trying to live more sustainably, congratulate yourself. At least in America, consumption seems to be declining, even Continue reading
Roughly, it took 50 years for coal to replace wood as a major energy source. It then took about 50 Continue reading
Fresh water is a limited resource. People need fresh water, but climate changes, depleted aquifers, and cities in deserts mean Continue reading
In the US, estimates of the growth in car miles, the total number of miles driven each year, have over-estimated Continue reading
Renewable energy tends to work at a household scale. If you can produce enough electricity for your home, why connect Continue reading
Solar power doesn’t have to involve photovoltaic cells producing electricity. Sunshine is power, and sometimes merely needs to be redirected Continue reading
Solar power’s shift from curiosity to serious energy source happened in the last ten years. For decades the improvements were Continue reading
Governments know their economies need energy, so they subsidize and give tax breaks to fossil fuel and renewable energy companies. Continue reading