Amory Lovins Has a New Blog on Yahoo! Green

By Steve Puma | May 31st, 2007 2 Comments

amory_lovins.jpg “Enough about the climate problem. Let’s talk climate solutions.” Thus begins the new blog by Amory Lovins on Yahoo! Green. Prepare to have your assumptions turned on their heads as the co-author of Natural Capitalism and founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute shows us how “protecting the climate is not costly but profitable.”
Mr. Lovins has done pioneering work in the field of radical resource efficiency, which he sees as the first step towards a sustainable world. This YouTube video gives a great overview of the man and his work.
I think we are going to see some very insightful and optimistic writing here, and I’m very interested to see if he mentions any upcoming plans for his ultra-efficient Hypercar becoming a reality.
spuma@presidiomba.org
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Steve Puma is currently pursuing an MBA in Sustainable Management from Presidio School of Management while also working as an IT consultant in San Francisco. Steve’s interests include green building, New Urbanism, renewable energy and thinking about the big picture.
He is also a big supporter of the FairTax Act of 2007, which abolishes the IRS and replaces it with a national retail sales tax.

Categorized: Clean Tech, Climate Change, Renewable Energy, Transportation|

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  1. March 01, 2009 at 21:08 pm PST | Dan R writes:

    Hi, I have an idea about making cars more efficient. I am not sure if my idea is new or really useful. I think if a steam turbine is added to gasoline electric hybrid car, the turbine can produce additional electricity and it could significantly increase the efficiency of the car. There would have to be a heat exchanger added to the cylinder block of the car to create the steam and the steam can be used to power a turbine that would produce the electricity.
    Thanks,
    Dan

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  2. March 02, 2009 at 11:05 am PST | Steve Puma writes:

    Dan,
    Has anyone done any research about using the kind of technology that you are talking about?
    Steve

    Reply

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