Happy Fall. Here Comes Winter. Happy Hollidays It has been a lovely fall and a surprisingly calm hurricane season so far. We all wonder what the winter will bring. Will we have snow that sticks around? I read an article … Continue reading →
What a Summer, ‘eh? 160 Days and Counting Down … Yes – it is turning to be quite the summer with just the heat, humidity, rain or no rain, horrible flash flooding that has taken so many lives, more wildfires … Continue reading →
Happy 16-year Anniversary to Green Energy Times! As I sit at my desk, thankful for a second day of sunshine after what seems like unending rains, I was planning to write about our sixteen years of Green Energy Times. But as … Continue reading →
Happy Spring. Happy Earth Day. While so many changes in our country have many of us on edge with concerns about nearly everything, I ask: keep thinking positive thoughts and carry on in the direction we each have been going. … Continue reading →
A Challenging New Year Ahead A new year is here. 2024 did not end up as many of us hoped for. And, yes, we have our work cut out for us now more than ever—as part an organization and as … Continue reading →
I want to mention again something David Zuckerman (Lieutenant Governor of VT) stated and that was in my last letter from the publisher: “Sunday, July 21, 2024 was the warmest day on Earth in 125,000 years. Monday (July 22, 2024) … Continue reading →
Michael Cohen The U.S. Supreme Court has been in the news lately. The end of the session, many court observers know, brings a number of important and controversial rulings out. Especially, those related to environmental quality, climate and health of … Continue reading →
Submitted by Janis Petzel, MD, Islesboro ME Green Energy Times lost one of its own in July 2024 with the passing of writer and G.E.T. distributor Toby Martin. Toby,a long-time resident of Islesboro, Maine, was one of those quirky, obsessive, … Continue reading →
I want to start with something that David Zuckerman (Lieutenant Governor of Vermont) recently stated in a newsletter: “Sunday, July 21, 2024 was the warmest day on Earth in 125,000 years. Monday (July 22, 2024) was warmer. In the next … Continue reading →
With much sadness, we recently learned of the death of Frank Stiebel, which happened on May 7 after an illness. He was known, loved and respected by people from all over. Frank was born on November 8th, 1957 in Gottingen, … Continue reading →