A discussion over the ways in which clean tech is or isn’t similar to info tech is unnecessarily clouding a larger and more fundamental issue – that clean tech has the potential to be the next great technology-based engine of
What’s next? The best defense is a relentless offense.
What’s next in the fight for a comprehensive federal policy on energy and climate change? After the US Senate’s abject failure to even take up, let alone pass, a version of legislation for which the House had already done the
The pivotal role of Massachusetts and New England
Massachusetts and New England are positioned to play a pivotal role in the future of comprehensive energy and climate legislation. The New England representatives that are leaders in the Congress for this legislation have made clear that it is a
American Clean Energy Town Hall Meeting Video
While constituents meeting Senators and their staffs was the priority and primary motivation behind last week’s Clean Energy Works fly-in, the presence of almost 200 people from around the country was also an opportunity to publicize the wide support for
Challenge of the last mile
“Sixty is the new fifty” may have first been said about aging baby boomers, but it’s also the new reality of getting anything done in the US Senate. Although the Senate’s rules have long been structured to allow careful deliberation