People Who Believe in Free Markets More Likely to Reject Climate Science
People who express faith in free-market ideology will likely reject the science of climate change and accept conspiracy theories.
People who express faith in free-market ideology will likely reject the science of climate change and accept conspiracy theories.
The theme is creating a high performance building using a limited budget.
A 900 kilowatt wind turbine and 500 kW solar farm provides all the power for 100,000 visitors a year.
Programs are exploding around the world, led by China, Spain, France and the US.
Nine cities have joined Seattle including San Francisco, which plans to remove $583 million from pension plan investments.
The industry has a goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions 25% by 2020.
The company gets 25% of its electricity from on-site solar and fuel cells.
The goal is to change the conversation so that everyone agrees climate change is reality.
In Ohio, companies are pitted against a utility and Republicans to keep the efficiency law in tact.
Kiling the Renewable Portfolio Standard was voted down in committee, by some of the most powerful Republicans.