Archive for the ‘Science and the Environment’ Category
Warm, fuzzy manatees and PR – coming soon to a powerplant near you!
Alright, so this is not exactly the post that will get you your million dollar investment in cleantech, greentech, sustainability and so on.
It is just a warm, fuzzy story, a story that can also be a good PR exercise and bring some free advertising – just the kind that Tampa Electric is now enjoying. They [...]
January 9, 2010
Tags: advertising for energy firms, manatees, PR for energy firms Posted in: Causes, Science and the Environment, Sustainable Businesses 
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It’s okay when we do it…on the machinations of the “new” EPA
Old habits die hard, even if you are new to the game. What with hope, change and all that free flowing juju, you might have figured that all’s well with the “new” changed, and hope-layered EPA. Not really, nothing’s changed over there. Apparently, a one Alan Carlin (learn about him here ) with degrees from [...]
June 28, 2009
Tags: Al McGartland, Alan Carlin, Denial of Science by the EPA, EPA, Federal regulation of Carbon dioxide, Policies of the Obama Administration Posted in: EPA, Emission Control Policy, Government and Sustainability, Renewable Energy Politics, Science and the Environment No Comments
