Clean Energy Revolution
By Brendan Demelle on June 10, 2010
Tags: USD, clean energy, Clean Energy Revolution, Energy [R]evolution, Energy [R]evolution report, green jobs, Greenpeace, Institute of Technical Thermodynamics, low carbon economy, renewable energy, renewable energy policy, report, study, UNEP, energy, Greenpeace, oil, Thermodynamics, United Nations Environment Programme
A new report released by Greenpeace International provides a detailed scenario for our global energy future that describes how governments can create 12 million jobs by 2030 (8.5 million in the renewable energy sector alone), achieve nearly 100% renewable energy globally by 2050, and prevent future oil disast
By Nathanael Baker on October 15, 2009
Tags: American Clean Energy and Security Act, California, clean energy, Clean Energy Revolution, Grist, Lester Brown, Nevada, renewable energy, Renewable Portfolio Standard, renewable power, solar power, United States, Waxman-Markey Bill, wind power
As Lester Brown from Grist thoroughly indicates: it is time to unequivocally recognize that the Clean Energy Revolution has begun.
Whether you are actively participating in the energy shift or not, it is happening. Give me evidence, you say? Sure.
