We have to be very careful when dealing with the intersection of tribal rights and the need for a green energy infrastructure. We also have to be careful to not just promote any voice on whatever side of political divides we might be on around...
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Ethanol as a green fuel never made any damn sense and it has long since been discredited. But thanks to the power of corn politicians in the Senate, we still.
I gave an interview to the Macon Telegraph on Jimmy Carter's environmental legacy. It's my take that Carter is the greatest environmental president in American history. When he passes, I'll.
"Look at the environmental sustainability!" The idea that we should turn biomass into energy never made any sense and I can't believe it ever moved beyond drunken back of the napkin proposals. The solution to environmental problems is not to incentivize burning more of the...
When I become a multigazillionaire on LoomCoin, I promise to do a better job on taking care of affected communities with my bullshit made up money than Bitcoin has. Coinmint.
"Critical X Theory" is the new phrase that right-wingers are ascribing to anything they don't like. It's going to get ugly for those of us who aren't cynics or idiots..
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg, of Sweden, addresses the Climate Action Summit in the United Nations General Assembly, at U.N. headquarters, Monday, Sept. 23, 2019. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow) Again, these climate conferences are meaningless because nations are just not going to stop processing fossil fuels until...
Above: Metaphorical and evidently literal bullshit Michael Hiltzik on the total bullshit that is "renewable natural gas" coming from the fossil fuel industry: So here’s something you need to know.
You'd like to think that evil oil companies are just giving to right-wingers. But of course centrists want that sweet, sweet fossil fuel money as bad as any Republican. Not.
The entire idea of burning biomass for "renewable" energy inevitably is going to lead to rich parts of the world burning the forests of poor parts of the world. Or not even just the poorest parts of the world, but even the rural U.S. South....
Winona Laduke??? and other ???water protectors??? rally at the Wisc.-Minn. border on June 29, 2018, the morning after Line 3 is approved. They???re vowing to fight to keep the oil.
The need for clean energy is undeniable. But why is it that the people forced to sacrifice for all forms of energy are always the poorest members of society? What.