‘Antique Sunlight’, a term lifted directly from my recent viewing of the 11th hour resonated with me more than any other concept in Leonardo Di Caprio’s ecological wake up plea. We, as a race, are cashing in on previous generations…
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Earth Debt
Tagged with: 11th Hour, Antique sunlight, climate change, coal, earth debt, environmental sustainability, Leonardo Di Caprio, oil, renewable energy, solar, sustainability, sustainable, sustainable development, sustainable technologies, tidal energy, wind energy
Posted in climate change, ecological degradation, energy, food, sustainable technologies
Posted in climate change, ecological degradation, energy, food, sustainable technologies
Population
I purpose a solution to these problems that some might consider against their religion or downright raciest.
Tagged with: Africa, China, CO2, consumerism, deforestation, development, education, environmental sustainability, India, Kyoto, oil, Ovington, population, raciest, religion, waste management
Posted in climate change, community, ecological degradation, ecological footprint, economic development, energy, food, government policy, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, US politics
Posted in climate change, community, ecological degradation, ecological footprint, economic development, energy, food, government policy, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, US politics
Turning Water into Oil
This Dilbert comic exaggerates the absurdity of some people when it comes to obtaining sources of energy. Dilbert’s boss couldn’t be serious about wanting to turn water into oil. As Dilbert points out, it would turn the world into an…
A mistake by oil producers may be what SD needs
My firm belief is that the oil producers have made a serious business mistake in setting their prices so high. Their mistake is exactly what the Sustainable Development movement needs. There are articles all over the world indicating a sudden…
no oil new money?
Last summer, I was reading the book The Coming Economic Collapse: How You Can Thrive When Oil Costs $200 a Barrel by Stephen Leeb, Ph.D. and it really got me thinking of the way we live and use petroleum to…
Tagged with: Canada, hybrid cars, oil, renewable energy, The Coming Economic Collapse
Posted in energy
Posted in energy
Alternative Fuel used in Canada: Ethanol
As introduced today by the Canada team, our country is amazingly rich in natural resources. One of its principal is the oil sands and heavy oil resources (petroleum) present in the Province of Alberta and Saskatchewan. In order to use…
Bush’s “State of the Union”
In his State of the Union George W. Bush stopped ignoring climate change and global warming. Did the fact that he could ride his bike in december make him change his mind or is it rather a rhetoric strategy? Given…
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