NEWS
Adhering to clean energy standards
12/05/2008
Our civilization is hopelessly chained to the corporate elite, corrupt leadership of unstable states and a bureaucracy that has been unable to bring about change. While we might pretend to think that we are in charge of the economy, power still remains largely in the hands of an elite few. The executives that lead the world’s major oil companies are constant reminders of this fact.
President-elect Barack Obama’s recent cruise to the White House seems to have put wind back in sails of the renewable energy sector. Obama has promised to invest some $150 billion over 10 years in renewable resources as part of a wider plan to increase U.S. energy security amid fear of oil shortages, while also decreasing the country’s carbon emissions in an attempt to confront the problem of global warming.
U.S. must move toward clean energy
11/18/2008
It’s clear to see that the world needs to end its dependence on foreign fuels. The Repower America Campaign can work with the government on using 100 percent clean energy by a set date. I think it would be extremely beneficial to the readers of your newspaper to learn an outline for the future, and to bond together and strive for a cleaner future for their children, and my generation.
Heinz Talks discuss climate change and energy policies
10/27/2008
As the United States presidential election approaches, Americans are reminded of two important issues that the next president of the United States will face: the energy situation and global climate change.
To address this issue, “Heinz Talks: Climate Change and Energy Policy — Advice to Our Next President” was held Monday, Oct. 20, at Carnegie Mellon’s Mellon Institute.
Tour shed light on need for renewable energy
10/25/2008
The Oct. 4-11 Statewide Green Building & Solar Tour sponsored by the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association showcased more than 75 homes, businesses and schools statewide that featured sustainable designs and materials.
Durham and Chapel Hill had buildings included in this self-guided tour. It’s important to note that everyone can learn a lot from these buildings. With energy costs skyrocketing, it is time for homeowners to start making changes to reduce their overall energy charges and to make a lasting and positive impact on our environment.
Debate Shifts On Global Warming
04/11/2007
A former presidential candidate and a potential presidential candidate from opposite ends of the political spectrum met to debate global warming this week, but unlike past events, this marked a noticeable shift in the debate on global warming.
New Hampshire Voters send strong message on Global Warming
03/27/2007
As the nation's warmest winter on record draws to a close, Granite State voters are demonstrating that global warming is a top priority for New Hampshire.