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Nature's Way

Nature's Way

Nature has been designing things better and for a lot longer than people have.  We seem to have a tendency to waste energy and resources in our design.  We also tend to create byproducts in our production processes that can – and usually do – have all sorts of negative impacts, not only for ourselves […]

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A Smattering of Media

I just wanted to flag what I thought were some pretty good items out and about in the media lately. China and Climate Change – One of the go-to guys for progressive economics, Paul Krugman, has a column today, Empire of Carbon, that is both pessimistic and optimistic.  (Boy, do I know that feeling when […]

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Deal on "Waxman-Markey"

A deal has been done between the Democrats in the House driving for a strong, aggressive, meaningful climate change and energy bill and those who are fearful for and/or protective of the special interests of the big utilities, the oil & gas industry, the auto manufacturers and some other heavy industries.  The “discussion draft” of […]

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