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Tag Archives: Germany
Competing Solutions for the Energy System
February 20, 2012 By Matt Palmer I am linking two articles today, post State of the Union, that lay out solutions for dealing with the world’s growing energy challenges. Both writers, Bjorn Lomborg and Amory Lovins make good points and … Continue reading
Posted in Unintended Consequences
Tagged Alternative energy, Amory Lovins, Climate change, Copenhagen Consensus, Critical thinking, documentary, Documentary film, Energy, Energy industry, Environment, Germany, Keystone XL, Lovins, Northern Gateway, oil sands, Photography, politics, Rocky Mountain Institute, systems thinking, Unintended consequences, Wall Street Journal
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The High Cost of Living – Moving to Green/Ignoring Impacts
February 17, 2012 By Matt Palmer Germany’s Sunshine Daydream – Bjørn Lomborg – Project Syndicate. I had another post planned for today, but when I read this article from Bjorn Lomborg, and another article by John Fullerton in the Huffington … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Unintended Consequences
Tagged Alternative energy, Bjørn Lomborg, Climate change, Critical thinking, Denmark, documentary, Documentary film, Energy, Environment, German, Germany, Huffington Post, John Fullerton, Keystone Pipeline, Keystone XL, Northern Gateway, Pipeline Debate, Robert Bryce
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