Book Review: Climate Cover-Up By Joanna Schroeder Originally published on DomesticFuel.com This week we’re back to climate change, and the author James Hoggan, lays out the “crusade to deny global warming in “Climate Cover-Up.” For those of you familiar with the online green space, you may have come across the blog DeSmogBlog, which is co-founded… Read More
Book Review – The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind
January 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By Joanna Schroeder Originally published on DomesticFuel.com I have a new hero and his name is William Kamkwamba – “The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind.” William begins his story by writing, “A windmill means more than just power, it means freedom.” William was born in Malawi and like many in his country, his family struggled… Read More
Book Review – The Chilling Stars
December 4, 2009 By 8 Comments
By Joanna Schroeder Originally published on DomesticFuel.com /a> Yesterday, in the post Countdown to Copenhagen, I mentioned that there are still quite a few scientists around the world who agree that climate change exists, but don’t agree about the cause. To kick off my three views in seven days series, is a review of the… Read More
Countdown to Copenhagen
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Book Review – Cool It
December 4, 2009 By 1 Comment
Book Review – Power Trip
November 17, 2009 By 1 Comment
Reviewed by Joanna Schroeder for DomesticFuel.com Remember that old wives tale told to children that babies come from storks? Here is the addendum to the tale…and everything else comes from oil. When President Bush delivered his now famous quote, “We’re addicted to oil,” I don’t think he quite realized how prolific that was. He obviously… Read More
Book Review – Green Guides
November 11, 2009 By 2 Comments
I’m writing this review as I fly on a plane and I’m feeling guilty about the amount of CO2 that is emitted when flying – on average, flying contributes about 10 times as much carbon dioxide to the atmosphere as a similar journey by train. And no, I didn’t buy carbon offsets for this trip……. Read More
Book Review – Turning Oil Into Salt
November 11, 2009 By 7 Comments
What do salt and oil have in common? In its time, the world was overdependent on the strategic commodity (oil today and salt more than 100 years ago). Our country (nor the world) is “salt dependent” but the world is oil dependent, but not in the way that most people define oil dependence. “That is… Read More
Book Review: Two Center Per Mile
August 31, 2009 By Leave a Comment
One of the things I love about America is “freedom of the press” and the ability for people to disseminate “conspiracy theories”. Conspiracies are driving amuck in the quest for the ‘winning’ technology to replace gas guzzlers. The best way forward, according to author Nevres Cefo – electric vehicles. The worst way forward – hydrogen…. Read More
The Gort Cloud Helps You Successfully Market Your Company
August 17, 2009 By Leave a Comment
By Joanna Schroeder for DomesticFuel.com (www.domesticfuel.com) Hey all you marketers out there – listen up! This week I reviewed a book on how to successfully market your environmentally friendly product through the “Gort Cloud”. What is the Gort Cloud you ask? “The vast but invisible community that has the power to make or break green… Read More
