Radioactive Wastewater from Fracking Operation
US Becomes #1 Wood Pellet Exporter
The craziness just doesn't stop!
Why Is Vladimir Putin Acting So Crazy?
Bloomberg Businessweek
Why the U.S. Power Grid’s Days Are Numbered
Bloomberg Businessweek
World’s 10 Most Flood-Threatened Cities
Troy, NY is not among them, but NYC (#8) is and Boston (#17) is not much better off.
Abandoned Mines Could be Renewable Opportunity
$60 Trillion Artic Time Bomb
Many other issues pale in comparison.
Two Small PA Water Studies Inconclusive
Alex Laskey: How behavioral science can lower your energy bill
8 Min. Video: Learn how for every kWh we don't use, we save 9 kWh of coal from being burned!
Terracide and the Terrarists
A compelling message.
Ready for Rationing? We Should Put the Brakes on Consumption if We Want to Survive.
DOE Considers Export of LNG - But Who Will Benefit?
Lack of knowledge is another reason NYS should wait - here are some examples.
Biofuels - Boondoggle Now? Future Promise?
Food versus Fuel by Frank Rosillo-Calle is an excellent book introducing both sides of this debate.
Arab Countries Openly Discuss Peak Oil for the First Time
Mu Thermal Camera - a smart phone ap!
Talk about $0.99 aps that are a waste of money. Here is a potential $325 ap that could save you $1000s!
How Resource Limits Lead to Financial Collapse
Gail Tverberg, Actuary, on her blog, "Our Finite World."
No April Fool’s Joke - Kansas Threatens to Outlaw Sustainability
Posted by Alex Wilson on his site BuildingGreen.com
Fixing the Future
Inspiring 57 min. PBS documentary on the new economy.
Smart Power
How we can use less elecctricity
Victory at Hand for the Climate Movement?
Optimisim with reasons by Paul Gilding
Life After Oil & Gas
How much do we really NEED?
Can New York State Power its Way to a Sustainable Future?
Warmer climate to open new Arctic shipping routes by 2050: study
Natural Gas May NOT Help When Replacing Coal!
Should US Export Natural Gas?
Currently there are restrictions. Why not wait to see just how much we have?
Co-ops & Other Businesses Cooperate for Greater Success
The Cooperative Way to a Stronger Economy
China Uses Nearly as Much Coal as the Rest of the World
DOE Seeks Ways to Higher MPG
To Offer $50 Million Toward Research Projects
Major World Projects Amount to CARBON BOMB!
China Invests in Thorium Research & Development
Net Zero Adirondack Home
Sponsor Marty DeVit Provides Geothermal Heating System
NY State SREC Update
Larry Burks of Up Hill House weighs in on SREC legislation.
WSJ Letter: ‘Climate Consensus’ Data Need a More Careful Look
Gasoline to power 90% of Transportation in 2040
Yes BUT, how much will you drive when it costs $10+ a Gallon?
Risks of Gas Drilling?
Video by John Fox - 18 minutes
Top 10 Ways to Slow Global Warming
Climate Change Is Simple
15 minute update by TEDx - David Roberts
Times Union: Charging station plan gets a jolt
Plugin Stations Online helps with roll-out.
CO2 Hits 400 ppm in Artic
WAMC News
Times Union: On the Trail of a Positive Energy Home
Great article on Carl McDaniel's Trail Magic
Let’s Be Less Productive
Here is some food for thought...
Energy Wars Heat Up
Michael Klare, author of 'The Race for What's Left'
‘Geopolitical Risks’ Keep Oil Expensive, but Plentiful
Review on Pollan’s new Food Rules
Frank W. Barrie of Know Where Your Food Comes From
Join together to make Albany green
Mayor Jenning's Challenge!
The Economist: The economic impact of high oil prices
Is serious talk of Peak Oil far behind?
U.S. oil production is up, so why are gas prices so high?
Nasa scientist, Jim Hansen: climate change is a moral issue on a par with slavery
USGS: Recent Earthquakes ‘Almost Certainly Manmade’
Times Union: Peek at Peak Oil
Times Union: CNG vehicles in Capital Region
Member Joe Darling Interviewed
As gas prices rise, no relief in sight at pump
Tap oil reserve to pop speculative bubble: lawmakers
Is this a good idea???
Inventing the Energy Future: Bill Gates and DOE’s Steven Chu Have a Plan
Windmills vs. Birds
Farm Bill: Better Food Starts Here
Food is Really, Really Important
Judge Sides With Monsanto, Ridicules Farmers’ Rights
Food is Really, Really Important!
Estimates Clash for How Much Natural Gas in the U.S
National Geographic Daily News
Scientific America’s Tour of the U.S.‘s Clean Energy Future
Technology isn't the whole answer, but it will be part.
Shorter Pipeline Route Proposed to Keep Oil in US
This would create more jobs and not send oil abroad.
Obama: An All-Of-The-Above Approach to American Energy
Obama focuses on energy in weekly message
U.S. Suffers Without Long-Term Energy Policy
Of Coal Stoves and Viscious Circles - by Sharon Astyk
Lower Electric Use Proof of Greater U.S. Depression?
Perhaps Hienberg will comment on this, as another sign?
How Distributed Solar Can Reduce Electricity Prices
Glens Falls Co-op to Support Local Food Needs Members
Membership drive to raise needed start-up funds.
Has Petroleum Production Peaked, Ending the Era of Easy Oil?
A Fair and Balanced Update on Peak Oil
Obama Unveils Energy Plans
Obama endorses natural gas for transportation
Exploiting the full potential of energy efficiency
Energy Conservation gaining public policy attention around the world
The peak oil crisis: cold fusion update
Recent activity is interesting, but is it possible?
Adirondack Climate Change and Temperature
Tom Kalinowski reflects on Nature Conservancy report and 40 years of Adirondack life
Heavy Lobbying Before Keystone Oil Pipeline Decision
First Time US Invests More in Green Than China Since 2008
Landfills Are A Big Energy Opportunity
Local solar expert, Peter Skinner, is published in HomePower Magazine
Local solar hot water expert shares interesting details of Martha Vineyard Install.
Keystone Oil Pipeline Deadline Puts Obama In A Pinch
German Solar Output Increases by 60% in 2011
Germany has less sunshine than Capital Region!
Does Hydrofracking Cause Seismic Activity?
4 Ohio fluid-injection wells ordered not to open in wake of quake - Investigation pending
World pays Ecuador not to extract oil from rainforest
Environment vs. Economy: A step in the right direction!
Pictures: Most Hopeful Energy Developments of 2011
National Geographic
Can We Change to a ‘Degrowth’ Economy?
Some believe we can. In 1970s Herman Daly started working on more sustainable economic plans.
