Towards a new economy – May 6
Review: Prosperity Without Growth? by Professor Tim Jackson
Will Workers Be Left Behind in a Green Transition?
Greener Companies “More Crunch-Proof”
Review: Prosperity Without Growth? by Professor Tim Jackson
Will Workers Be Left Behind in a Green Transition?
Greener Companies “More Crunch-Proof”
If you’ve been following energy news with a discerning eye, then you already know better than to buy into all the hype about the Canadian tar sands…Far from being a panacea for declining supplies of conventional oil, the sands could…leave Alberta resembling “a third-rate golf course in the Sudan”…The quote comes from Andrew Nikiforuk’s new book Tar Sands, a powerful, eloquent litany of horrors associated with North America’s frenzied dash toward tar sands bitumen.
The problem with lithium
Boris Johnson unveils blueprint for London’s ‘cycling revolution’
Fatal Pace
Chinese subsidies boost rural consumption
It can be done but what is it we are doing?
Prosperity without Growth? – The transition to a sustainable economy
An Affordable Salvation
Climate crunch: A burden beyond bearing
A new reality check on the the global carbon emissions budget
Is China really going green?
China urged to flex muscles on world struck by recession
China Set to Lead in “New Energy” Car Production
A weekly peak oil review, including
-Production and prices
-Iraq
-Detroit
-Briefs
Weak economy prompts Canadians to change way of life
Fred Astaire in the White House
U.S. lawmakers discuss more government power over grid
EB contributor John Gear runs for transit board in Salem, Oregon
As with nearly all of Mike’s writing over the years, some parts are resoundingly liberal and resemble FDR’s New Deal, and some parts echo a conservative Republican or Libertarian approach simply because Mike’s overarching concern has always been to “implement policies that will keep the nation functioning and that will protect the American people and the world as a whole.”
Dave Cohen: Let it burn
James D. Hamilton: Oil shocks and recessions
Energy efficiency: Beat the bust by going green
A weekly review from a UK perspective
Officials in Three States Pin Water Woes on Gas Drilling
Oregon’s water issues run deep
Water Controversies Boil Over in California