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The Business Case for Green Buildings 2008
By: Jerry Yudelson - Friday, December 14, 2007
Source: Yudelson Associates

As we round the bend and head for home in 2007, I want to recap how the business case for green buildings has unfolded this year and to forecast how it is likely to develop in 2008. To sum up 2007 in a nutshell: the business community has totally bought into green buildings. That’s it, end of discussion.

Fossil fuel, energy conservation and sustainability.

Will the Electric Grid Stay On? Vulnerability of Bio-fuels and More.
By: André Angelantoni - Monday, December 10, 2007
Source: Inspiring Green Leadership
A few quick and dirty insights into the future of Energy from various sources. http://www.InspiringGreenLeadership.com/preparing-carbon-constrained-world

New Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
By: McKinsey & Company - Monday, December 10, 2007
Source: AIA 2005 convention
Estimating that buildings and appliances could account for 20% of the 4.5 gigatons of abatement per year by 2030—greater than the potential savings from like efforts in industry, carbon sinks (e.g., increased forest land), and transportation and second only to power production—

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Energy Bill Challenged, Welfare for Oil Continues
By: Jeff Siegel - Monday, December 10, 2007
Source: Green Chip Review
You know, it's one thing to disagree with those who simply want to make small changes in an effort to clean up the environment. But it's another to go out of your way to actually make things worse.

If Corn Is Biofuels King, Tropical Maize May Be Emperor
By: Staff Writers - Monday, November 26, 2007
Source: University of Illinois
The tall stalks of tropical maize are so full of sugar that producers growing it for biofuel production will be able to supply a raw material at least one step closer to being turned into fuel than are ears of corn.

Hubbert's Peak, The Coal Question, and Climate Change
By: Andre Angelantoni - Monday, November 26, 2007
Source: http://www.inspiringgreenleadership.com
The Debate continues with this noted authority's perspective. "We will also see that the time constants for fossil-fuel exhaustion are about an order of magnitude smaller than the time constant for temperature change."

Many Utilities Show It's Easy To Convert To Green
By: Jon Dougal - Monday, November 26, 2007
Source: Various
To any critic who insists environmentalism is a synonym for higher taxes or intrusive government, consider what is happening with Consumers Energy in Michigan.

Orangutan-free Soap and BioFuel
By: Jon Dougal - Monday, November 26, 2007
Source: Various
If the equation for producing local renewable fuels causes the prices of food to increase in connection with vegetable oils, then the free marketplace will find a source ready to supply the oils regardless of the degradation on local ecospheres.

Green House Emissions in California - Air Pollution 101
By: Nissim Malul - Thursday, November 1, 2007
Source: www.letsreduce.com
A concerned contributing Author voices his concerns about Green House Emissions in California !


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