A reader’s concern, September 28, 2024: I have just read the article on the effort to cut emissions at the Paris Olympic games in the Aug/Oct issue of G.E.T. The author perpetuates the significant myth that nuclear power is emission-free when … Continue reading →
What crazy times we are living in! The climate is changing faster than scientists thought, sea levels are rising, and storm systems are stronger and more frequent than in the past. Then, we have an impending winter just ahead of … Continue reading →
Op-Ed (Letter to the Editor) from Ryan Yoder – Danby, VT Some of the biggest problems facing Americans are collapsing ecosystems, climate change, and an exponential curve in the incidence of chronic disease. There are compelling arguments that any of … Continue reading →
Our theme in our April/May edition of GET is“Celebrating the Earth.” While every day and every edition of Green Energy Times is about the earth and the future of our planet, this is the time when the world comes together for the … Continue reading →
Comment on “Tips to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Every Day” in the January 2020 issue of G.E.T. Having helped operate a “foam” cup industrial process back in the 70’s and using true Styrofoam as a building product in the 80’s, … Continue reading →
To the Editor: Around two and half years ago, I randomly picked up an edition of Green Energy Times while waiting for my child to be seen by her pediatrician. We had just had our second child, my first term … Continue reading →
To the editor: We very much enjoy reading Green Energy Times. We get it at our local Glens Falls, NY YMCA. We thought you may be interested in knowing about our recent solar installation in support of a business. Two … Continue reading →
When there is a huge solar energy spill, it’s just called “a nice day.” Nov. 10, 2014 Dear Nancy Rae, First of all, I love Green Energy Times. It is so right on with the information that it provides. I … Continue reading →
Wishing you all a sustainably peaceful holiday As I look outside at the foot of snow on the ground today, the day after Thanksgiving, it appears that winter has arrived early. Is it going to be another extra long, hard … Continue reading →
To the Editor: My wife and I picked up copies of your publication last night while waiting for a pizza to be made, and we both had the same reaction – your paper is inflammatory in the extreme. While the … Continue reading →