We have the solutions
Zachary Shahan of Clean Technica talks to Energy Opportunities about the importance of acting to save the environment – and the importance of bloggers in promoting that message.
Zachary is director and co-editor of CleanTechnica and PlanetSave, and co-director/co-editor of Ecolocalizer. His writing can be found innumerous places, including Scientific American and Reuters. Shahan’s background includes degrees in environmental studies and urban planning, working in government and non-profit organizations, and in a variety of natural food stores.
Read more from Zachary at cleantechnica.com
More Features
Brainstorm Call to Monetarise Efficiency, Effectively Price Energy and Carbon
Ken Hickson, Chairman and CEO - Sustain Ability Showcase Asia, participated in the 2012 Singapore brainstorm event and gives his thoughts on the topics discussed.
Fuel Choice for Asia
Dr. Gal Luft, Co-Director - Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, looks at the choices for diversifying Asia's fuel usage.
Lessons from America
It is common knowledge that shale gas, or fracking, has transformed the energy landscape in America. The widespread rollout of fracking has lowered natural gas prices and given the US an abundant supply. So much so that it is now exporting excess supplies to other countries. But in Europe, where a safety first approach has been adopted, progress has been slow and hindered by environmental concerns. As Europe ponders whether to embrace shale gas let’s take a look at the American story as it offers plenty of food for thought for policy makers and environmentalists.
Europe: Unfit for the future?
Christophe Frei provides his view on Europe’s energy future.
Kuala Lumpur Participant's Report
Nithi Neseadurai, President - Environmental Protection Society Malayasia, gives his thoughts on the Kuala Lumpur Brainstorm event.
Login or register to post comments.