This past Sunday’s op-ed pondered what it would take to make mass transit the norm. What do you think? What will it take to make mass transit the norm? Take the poll below and leave your thoughts. Choose as many as you like. You can also write in your own response.
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Americans On Climate Change: Changing Their Opinion?
April 18th, 2012 
Justin Manger The erratic weather of late may finally be making an impact on Americans’ perception of humanity’s impact on the Earth. This poll, titled Extreme Weather, Climate & Preparedness in the American Mind, presents data that shows Americans seem to now link the unusually warm winter, last year’s heat wave, and other recent costly disasters with [...]
Approve the Keystone Pipeline
March 18th, 2012 Justin Manger Though perhaps a minority voice among the environmental set, I agree whole-heartedly with Joe Nocera’s column about how U.S. politics is interfering with U.S. national interests. Along with the incredible boom in natural gas production over the last several years in the United States, North America has been the place for booming oil sands production, with [...]
Posted in Behavior, Business, Economics, Justin Manger, News, Op-Ed, Polls, President Obama 
No Comments »Treehugger’s “Best of Green” Voting Begins
March 14th, 2012 Justin Manger Though we have had our own polls from time to time, today we mention Treehugger’s “Best of Green Reader’s Choice,” where you can vote for your favorite green trend, product, person, company and more in several various categories. Here is the link for the Science category (click on the double arrow to the upper right [...]
Poll: Reclaimed Water
February 23rd, 2012 Eric Wilson As a follow up to the recent post on water reclamation and last week’s Five Friday Facts about “NEWater”, what is your take on reclaimed water?
Posted in Behavior, Clean Technology, Conservation, Eric Wilson, Polls 
Tags: Wastewater, Water No Comments »Poll: What is your McDonald’s Moment?
January 30th, 2012 Eric Wilson In yesterday’s op-ed I referenced Justin’s “McDonald’s moment.” When he was 12 years-old, he wrote a letter to the company inquiring about their Styrofoam packaging. This is not to be confused with the restaurant’s ill-fated foray into social media. Yesterday’s post recounted the effect growing up in LA had on me and how I came [...]
Poll: Obama’s State of the Union Speech
January 23rd, 2012 Justin Manger On Tuesday, January 24th President Obama will deliver his State of the Union Address from Capitol Hill. How prominently do you think clean energy and the “green” economy will be featured in the speech? Choose from one of the options below:
What is the Role of NASA in a Sustainable Future?
June 20th, 2011 Eric Wilson Yesterday 2nd Green Revolution posted an op-ed about NASA’s connection to a sustainable world. Today we put the question to you with a poll:
$4 Gas May Not Be Popular, but Is It Wise?
June 5th, 2011 Eric Wilson With gas prices at their highest level during his presidency, last month President Obama announced an increase in domestic production of oil. Namely the battered Gulf of Mexico and Alaskan oil fields have been targeted for the increases. Ostensibly this policy decision comes on the heels of $4 per gallon gas and his constituency calling, [...]
Posted in Behavior, Eric Wilson, Featured Posts, Op-Ed, Polls, President Obama Tags: Energy, Mass Transit, Oil Consumption No Comments »Poll: $4 Gas and Your Driving Habits
May 7th, 2011 Eric Wilson Select all that apply (If you really want to trade in your car for a bike, New Belgium’s got you covered).
