Trump Ignores Climate Change In State Of Disunion Speech
Donald Trump is determined to squander billions of dollars on a useless wall while ignoring the impending disasters that will be caused by a warmer Earth.
Paul Hawken
Lyft Goes Green In A Big Way
Lyft has announced it will spend millions to purchase carbon credits to offset its carbon emissions worldwide. It will also invest in carbon reduction programs in the industry.
Emrgy Offers Scalable Plug-N-Play Hydropower Solutions
An Atlanta startup is marketing a plug n play hydropower module that can create electricity from low flow water sources like rivers and canals.
“Drawdown” — The Definitive Guide To Combating Climate Change
Drawdown, edited by Paul Hawken, studies 100 ways to reduce or reverse the pace of climate change. Electric cars are #49. The top choices will surprise you.
The Air Conditioning We Use To Cool Us Makes The Planet Hotter
The latest study claims making air conditioning more efficient could keep more emissions out of the atmosphere than adding wind turbines.
And Now, A Word From The Greenest CEO In America (VIDEO)
Originally published on Planetsave. It wasn’t until recently that American business started discovering that what’s good for the planet is also good for the bottom line. In fact, the link between green and profit is still pretty hidden, especially from consumers. It shouldn’t be: thus the national television rollout of So … [continued]
Best Counterargument to Price on Carbon Hurting Jobs?
At yesterday’s Sustainable Industries Economic Forum, keynote presenter Paul Hawken was asked, “What is the best counterargument to the argument that carbon caps will raise energy costs and hurt our economy?” In typical Hawken style, his earlier speech was well done, inspiring and insightful. In typical Hawken style, his off-the-cuff … [continued]
Paul Hawken on Being a 'Doomer'
During yesterday’s Sustainable Industries Economic Forum, keynote speaker Paul Hawken suggested that it will take a somewhat monumental effort to get back to 350 ppm in our atmosphere (we’re at 387 right now). His list was daunting. We’d need one new olympic sized pool of bioalgae fuel production every second … [continued]
