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By Philip Warburg: At a time when President Trump and his followers in Congress are hell-bent on dismantling the clean energy architecture of the Obama era, many Americans are looking beyond Washington, and even abroad, for solutions to our climate crisis. I recently witnessed one of these transformative gems on a visit to the Danish…
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By Philip Warburg Since Beacon’s publication of Harness the Sun last Fall, I’ve spent a lot of time in university classrooms and on radio shows talking up solar power’s potential as a clean energy resource. These discussions have largely focused on the supply side of renewable energy, but there’s a broader and equally exciting story…
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In his review of Denis and Gil Boyer Hayes’ COWED, Philip Warburg says it offers a “compelling compromise between swearing off beef and continuing an unhealthy, polluting status quo.”
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With the season’s snowfall now well past the 100-inch mark, no one needs to be reminded of how rough a winter it’s been for Bostonians. Ice dams are everywhere, gutters are straining to the breaking point, and leaks have become the prime topic of water cooler conversation. Yet amidst it all, residential solar power systems…
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Philip Warburg, energy conservationist and author of HARVEST THE WIND, finds fault with Joe Nocera’s pro-fracking column in the Oct 5 edition of the New York Times.
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Iowa State Senator Rob Hogg took his climate change message to New England, and Philip Warburg was there to listen to him.
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