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Rail & Road Capable Busses?

by Ed Ring, September 29th, 2008 No Comments »

There is an interesting recent report on IndianAutoBlog entitled “Introducing The Blade Runner.”  It describes (with ample concept drawings) an intriguing idea - a bus that operates with two sets of wheels, one for roads and one for rails.  If the bus is operating on roads, the railway wheels retract into the underbody of the vehicle, and vice versa.  [...]

The Crichtonian Green

by Ed Ring, September 26th, 2008 1 Comment »

In 2004 author Michael Crichton published “State of Fear,” a novel that he uses as a platform to attempt to debunk global warming alarm.  Whether or not one finds Crichton’s arguments compelling generally governs how someone might characterize his views on environmentalists and environmentalism.  But Crichton, in his own way, is himself an environmentalist. Having [...]

Green Public Works

by Ed Ring, August 4th, 2008 No Comments »

Only an extreme libertarian would claim there is no role for government.  In the face of population growth, aging infrastructure, and myriad new, cleaner and more sustainable ways to deliver energy, water and transportation resources, there is much to be done by the public sector.  Green public works will create wealth and resource abundance.  Green public works must include [...]

Unlocking California Gridlock

by Ed Ring, July 14th, 2008 2 Comments »

Today California is probably the most hostile state in the U.S. towards private business, and with the global warming act nearing implementation, things are going to get much worse.  But big changes could be closer than you think.
It isn’t easy to understand just how bad California’s business climate is until you talk to people from [...]

California Global Warming Act

by Ed Ring, July 2nd, 2008 No Comments »

Assembly Bill 32, signed into law by California Governor Schwarzenegger in late 2006, took a big step closer to implementation last week with the release of the much anticipated “Climate Change Draft Scoping Plan.”

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Rational Environmentalism

by Ed Ring, March 25th, 2008 2 Comments »

Earlier in March we attracted the attention of a professional PR firm dedicated to exposing “deniers,” and felt personally what it’s like to have your integrity questioned by people with no idea who you are, or what you truly believe.  As we stated in our response, we are not going to descend into hyperbole or personal [...]

Sprawl & Climate Change

by Ed Ring, March 11th, 2008 2 Comments »

If you read EcoWorld at all, you’ll know where we stand. Today we continued to post on the listserve of www.treelink.org, an excellent resource for urban foresters to exchange tactical information on how to plant and maintain healthy urban treescapes. When their dialogue moves from tactics to strategy and theory, a few realities emerge. First [...]

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