Category Archives: My Thoughts

Bill Gates answers the question about energy politics in his trips to Washington: “The politics are hard.  Anybody who thinks that once upon a time you just called up George Washington and he solved a messy problem like this- it’s … Continue reading →

Bill Gates continues… “Energy innovation is not a nationalistic game. If tomorrow some other country invented cheap energy with no CO2 output, would that be a bad day or a good day? For anybody who’s reasonable, that would be, like … Continue reading →

Mr. Gates continues: “Part of the beauty of the nuclear path, compared to all the energy farming approaches, is you don’t have a problem with location and storage. Wind and Solar, anything where you’re just collecting natural flux is problematic. … Continue reading →

Mr. Gates continued… “There are a few places on the planet that can produce tidal energy but that wont ever be gigantic. Geothermal, because of the formations and the amount of heat that comes through, is also going to be … Continue reading →

“It’s really hard for people to get their minds around the amount of reduction required,” says Mr. Gates. “Every year we’re increasing the amount of CO2 we put out, and yet we’re talking about an 80% reduction. To make that … Continue reading →

Part One Bill Gates is investing millions to halt global warming by creating an inexhaustible supply of carbon-free energy. Jeff Goodell writes in RollingStone a concise and accurate account of our $50 billion dollar man’s visions for our Planet. “His … Continue reading →

Living in Hawaii for 15-years has conditioned me to its climate, culture and literally, the airborne spores that one breathes. I was reminded by my acupuncturist friend that it took her two years to acclimatize when she moved to Hawaii … Continue reading →

WOW! Summer was a blink and whoosh… September already!!! I really pride myself on being mindful of how living in the present is a conscious and spiritually fulfilling lifestyle. Usually a major distraction like moving might persuade one to slip … Continue reading →