California | 2nd Green Revolution - Part 3

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November 2011 Clean Energy and Sustainability Events

While the calendar has featured conferences throughout the world previously, there were numerous symposiums taking place in the US that warranted coverage (as well as a few abroad, including one in Kyoto). However, seeing as how Thanksgiving falls in late November in the US, there are limited events scheduled that week. Let us know of [...]

The Economic Advantages of Green Energy

The world is changing, and maybe not for the better. A look at The United States, as well as many other industrialized countries, finds that nearly 85% of energy comes from fossil fuels. Oil is integral in today’s society: we’re dependent on it. When oil is transported or burned, it emits CO2, among other air [...]

Los Angeles to Build 1st Carbon Neutral Stadium

Several past posts have dealt with the idea of sports stadiums and arenas. Some of these have highlighted the advancements in green building techniques that have been incorporated into the design and construction, including LEED certification for numerous facilities throughout the country. In hopes of luring a football team back to Los Angeles, the Anschutz [...]

Google Invests Big in the Green Energy Revolution

Last week, Google announced a $75 million “initial investment” in San Francisco-based Clean Power Financethat will help as many as 3,000 homeowners secure financing for solar installations. Google stated the move “makes business sense” and will help accelerate residential solar installations. It also will bring its total investment in the development and deployment of clean [...]

Electric Cars – A Practical Man’s Epiphany

The green movement was a nonstarter for me. The generation gap was never more evident than at my house. While my son studies green technologies at school, I prefer collared greens and the Green Bay Packers. I’m a practical man. Father and son relationships are a strange thing. On a perfect summer afternoon, we sat [...]

US Based Solar Company Solyndra Shelves Production, Considers Reorganization

In a press release from the US based manufacturer of solar technology Solyndra, the company announced a suspension of operations. Much like Massachusetts based Evergreen Solar, the company cited “global economic and solar industry market conditions” as the reason for their action. The similarities to Evergreen do not stop there. Both companies received large financial [...]

Cooking with California Food in K-12 Schools now Available

Last month I purchased Alice Waters’s Edible Schoolyard: A Universal Idea and began reading it. Once I finish it I will be sure to write a review. In the book, Waters – a renowned chef who uses local and organic ingredients – discusses the journey she undertook helping to start a school garden near her [...]

September 2011 Clean Energy and Sustainability Events

This month the calendar is chock full of events both stateside and abroad. A number of conferences center on smart grid technologies. There are also a few Public Health conferences on the agenda, one in London and the other in Brisbane, Australia which asks the question “Is Public Health Sustainable?” As with just about every [...]

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