"/.../ what's so radical about wanting to protect life-sustaining biosystems? About wanting to only consume as much energy and resources as is sustainable? And about wanting to build an economic system that is equitable? And 'equitable' means equitable for all, including future generations."
From a great Blog post that is designed to 'lift your spirits':
Was Kurt Vonnegut right (and if so, Now What?), by Mike Targett. http://miketargett.com/blog/culture-technology-environment/
Tweet: I pray for the day when maximization of one's #utility will be viewed in terms of one's total contribution to the #planet's livability.
Solar Power Is Inevitable
Solar energy is distributed and essentially unlimited, and as it continues to become more cost-competitive, its use is inevitable.
http://ensia.com/voices/solar-power-is-inevitable/
"Solar consistently beats everyone's best estimates on price. The consensus of the experts is that each year calls for a new consensus."
A Chicago mother who spent 15 years shutting down two coal power plants is going to be awarded a $150,000 prize on Monday by an international body that recognizes environmental activists for their work.
More: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/apr/15/environmental-justice-award-gives-150k-mom-who-clo/#ixzz2QjSDYymw
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