Category Archives: solar energy society

…"Solar capital?" "…societies need to manage three types of capital (economic, social, and natural), which may be non-substitutable and whose consumption might be irreversible:" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable… Economics is a social science and such definitions have social implications. It is understandable that … Continue reading →

Many Americans don’t travel much because of the distances involved or lack of interest in the rest of the World. It seems to me that we would be a better group of people if more of us understood that we … Continue reading →

You Might Be A Liberal If… •You own something that says, "Dukakis for President, " and still display it. •You’ve ever said, "We really should call the ACLU about this." •You believe that a few hundred loggers can find another … Continue reading →

It seems that there are a lot of jobs in bad industries (eg. oil industry) even though it is detrimental to society. When the discussion comes up, it seems two things arise; that corporations control the world and that workers … Continue reading →

I would think there would be something astronomical if you compare Christians with a population of 2.1 billion and the scientist at barely 6 million. Can you name on thing you religious group did to make society a better place … Continue reading →

Here is how I can prove that it is a universal principle to have a system where Government redistribution of wealth so every American has exactly the same amount of wealth….works…..let me explain why…… 1) Suppose you have a pond, … Continue reading →

sustainable energy sources in the 1970′s? Carter started and ethanol program which Reagan promptly stopped after Carter’s defeat. Reagan, to make a statement about which direction we would go, removed the solar panels from the White House roof when elected. … Continue reading →

Claudine Schneider, the winner of the EPA’s Global Climate Protection Award medal for 2007, sits on the National Board of Advisors for a NGO called The Carrying Capacity Network, an organisation which wants to section off large areas of America … Continue reading →

1) Does the battery ever need replacing? 2) How often do you have to recharge it? 3) If it’s left out in the sun for long periods can that be harmful? 4) I want to be able to use a … Continue reading →

Does it look like there is no debate? What happened to global warming? By Paul Hudson Climate correspondent, BBC News This headline may come as a bit of a surprise, so too might that fact that the warmest year recorded … Continue reading →