This is an interview I did with Bill Perry of the Financial Freedom Library on the subject of economy vs ecology, and how being green makes good financial sense. Bill contacted me a few weeks ago to ask if I’d be interested in doing an email interview for his site, based on an article I wrote abou
Posted bySteveon07.20.2006inEconomics
"Nanosolar, a startup in Palo Alto, CA, announced plans to build a production facility with the capacity to make enough solar cells annually to generate 430 megawatts. This output would represent a substantial portion of the worldwide production of solar energy. According to Nanosolar's CEO Mart
Posted bySteveon06.27.2006inEconomics, Energy, Sustainable Tech
Corn plastic (NatureWork® PLA) is manufactured from corn, an abundant and annually renewable resource. Since corn is domestically grown, it is readily available for manufacturing, supports US farmers, the US economy, and reduces dependency on foreign
Posted bySteveon06.25.2006inEconomics, Sustainable Tech
Timestrips are single-use, disposable, smart-labels, which automatically monitor lapsed time, ranging from under 1 day to 6 months. The technology behind the revolutionary Timestrip works by capillary action, allowing a tinted liquid to migrate through a m
Posted bySteveon06.15.2006inEconomics, Society
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