As a subscriber, you may have noticed that I haven’t published this newsletter in quite a while (though the frequency of blog posts on the website hasn’t diminished; we have a total of 15,700+, growing daily).
When it was originally conceived, 2GreenEnergy focused largely on the business aspects of renewable energy, but over the years our mission became broader.
While my associates and I remain poised to help our clients in any of dozens of different business disciplines, most of the new content on the site over the past few years has had little to do with commerce, and has concentrated on the imperative to phase of fossil fuels in favor of low-carbon alternatives so as to avert climate catastrophe, and that normally means confronting the political issues that stand in the way.
Sure, there are occasional posts on technology and economics, but today’s readers are most likely to see thoughts on:
• Putting constraints on Big Oil’s stranglehold on our lawmaking processes, and removing money from politics of all sorts, e.g., gun safety laws.
• Ensuring that Donald Trump never gets anywhere near the White House ever again, and, to whatever degree possible, removing “Trumpism” as an animating factor in American society.
• Accepting science as core of policymaking in climate change mitigation, pandemic control, etc.
• Understanding a variety of other related social issues, e.g., restoring quality education, maintaining the separation of church and state, and empowering women.
• Looking at the subject of sustainability more generally: agriculture, clean water, micro-plastics, mass transit, etc.
As we enter our 15th year, I want to thank everyone who’s contributed to furthering the cause of environmental responsibility, and that means you, regardless of the actual role you’ve played.
https://www.2greenenergy.com/2024/02/16/113928/
Renewable Energy
Do Oil Wells Dropped by Big Oil Represent an Investment Opportunity?
Two comments:
1) If you want to a part of the environmental collapse that is coming from our civilization’s continued reliance of fossil fuels, you’re morally defective. In the parlance of the common man, you’re an asshole.
2) If you think there is profit available from investing in oil wells that the most sophisticated petroleum engineers turned done, you’re a total moron.
Do Oil Wells Dropped by Big Oil Represent an Investment Opportunity?
Renewable Energy
The Haves and the Have-Nots
I met a professional investor today whom I asked for his prognostication about the U.S. economy. He replied that the only thing he’s sure of is the growing chasm between the rich and poor, a point to which we agreed.
We’re living through the dying days of free-market capitalism. Rich people have cracked the code to increasing their wealth without limit at the expense of everyone else on Earth. They own our congress, as evidenced by the congressional Republicans, who kowtow to Donald Trump and their billionaire donors.
In the United States, morality has increasingly ebbed away to the point that trying to live a life of honesty and decency has become a joke.
One may think that the working class would be getting tired of being ground into the pavement by corporate greed, but no, they regard people like us as woke, socialist losers, so any attempt to turn this around appears to be going lightly nowhere.
As shown above, Bernie Sanders hasn’t lost hope.
Renewable Energy
The Miseries of Planned Societies
The people in Northern Europe and other spots around the globe are miserable? Democratic socialism has been the driving force in making the people of the following counties the seven happiest on Earth (in order).
Finland
Iceland
Denmark
Costa Rica
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
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Climate Change11 months ago
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Climate Change2 years ago
Bill Discounting Climate Change in Florida’s Energy Policy Awaits DeSantis’ Approval
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Renewable Energy8 months agoSending Progressive Philanthropist George Soros to Prison?
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Carbon Footprint2 years agoUS SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules Spur Renewed Interest in Carbon Credits
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Greenhouse Gases11 months ago
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