Monthly Archives: July 2011

DIVORCE AGREEMENT

Posted on July 31, 2011 by Edward Kerr

Dear Reader: Here is one of those “political statement” e-mails that bounce around in cyber-space and a golfing buddy of mine forwarded it to me recently. Since my personal political positions run the gamut of “conservative” to “out of the … Continue reading →

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The Need for a Real Domestic Alternative Energy Policy in the USA

Posted on July 29, 2011 by Edward Kerr

This article by Andrew Smolski, a contributor at Oilprice.com and published by OilPrice.com on Monday of this week makes a case for “The Need for a Real Domestic Alternative Energy Policy in the USA” but his reasoning, though accurate, is … Continue reading →

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Fastest growing industry in the US – Solar Energy

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Edward Kerr

While all this is ‘relatively’ good news, it seems to me to be a minor contribution to solving our energy problem. This type of technology (which should be in wider use) only lessens the demand on “base load” electrical generation. … Continue reading →

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The Fossil Fuel Industry Continues Attacks on Wind Energy; The Wind Industry Pushes Back with Fact

Posted on July 27, 2011 by Edward Kerr

This article exemplifies a serious impediment to the development of a clean, sustainable ENERGY FUTURE for our children. Instead of leading the efforts to cleaner energy, as they should be, present energy producers are doing all that they can to … Continue reading →

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House keep fluorescent bulbs

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Edward Kerr

It’s stories like this one that often leads me to want to pull my hair out. Republished here without permission , it explains the frustration  that I have when I think about the problem of developing a sensible sustainable energy … Continue reading →

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