energy
My former home of Georgetown, Texas is set to become the first city in the United States to be entirely powered by wind and solar energy. It's remarkable how Texas.
I have a new piece up at Counterpunch on the Santa Barbara oil spills, 1969 and 2015: The environmental legislation the Santa Barbara oil spill produced included the National Environmental.
One sign of the New Gilded Age is how the courts back up obnoxious aggressive corporate behavior against citizen activism. In the first Gilded Age, this would happen in all.
I'm sure that plunging ahead with fracking will have no unintended consequences or deleterious effects on the environment. Going forward with the procedure without proper testing, oversight, or regulation is.
Too much destruction, not enough regulation. A sign o'the times.
I've been putting together a lecture for tomorrow's U.S. Environmental History class on atomic nature and I came across this ad, which I just could not resist sharing with you..
Thanks to an unfortunate combination of factors, Maryland has elected a Republican governor. They are already getting what they asked for. Larry Hogan has already withdrawn from regulations of phosphorous.
There's a reason that corporations love state regulators and state politicians--they can easily buy them for cheap. Such is the politics of the New Gilded Age, when politicians are as.