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Although the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline appeared to be put on hold recently, there are special interests working to slip it in the back door, despite all the problems that it would bring. Some in Congress are trying to force approval of the KXL Pipeline in exchange for the payroll tax cut extension. The . . . → Read More: Keystone XML a bad deal for America An article in the conservative Forbes magazine website maintains that our country does not have to ”accept dirtier and dirtier and riskier and riskier solutions to fulfilling our energy needs.” What are we waiting for to get to the really innovative ideas? There must be solutions with less severe tradeoffs than shale gas and tar sands . . . → Read More: Innovators in Maine Have Plans to Power the Entire State with Offshore Wind A recently-built bridge in York was constructed from more environmentally friendly materials. From the Dec. 2, 2011 New York Times: The town of York, Me., is putting up what could be a bridge to a better future, not because of it where it goes but because of what it is made of: plastic. . . . → Read More: Hard Plastic Bottles, Reborn as a Bridge  |
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