Zero Net Energy Home for Stanford Prof.
Mark Jacobsen, Stanford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of Atmosphere and Energy Program, is walking his talk. His new home is net […]
Continue reading »Mark Jacobsen, Stanford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of Atmosphere and Energy Program, is walking his talk. His new home is net […]
Continue reading »This post serves to launch my fourth book, Visionaries. As I reflect on the major inflection points in my life, I think about two very […]
Continue reading »As Apple transitions into the solar industry, and Amazon signs a deal with its utility to work more directly together to achieve its renewable energy goals, […]
Continue reading »I recently read an article about revamping British Design Council’s double diamond that really resonated. It was well-written, with simple language and useful examples. Thank you to […]
Continue reading »I’ve written in the past about the myriad benefits of a plant-based diet, such as productivity, climate stability, and enhanced learning. Let’s look at the flip side of […]
Continue reading »Scientists are working hard to address the interrelated challenges of climate change and water scarcity – climate change worsens water scarcity, and in turn water shortages […]
Continue reading »As I’ve said before, personal and planetary wellness are one and the same. New research by Oxford scientists published in the Proceedings of the National Academy […]
Continue reading »In my journey to change behavior and address climate change and wellness issues through Alchemus Prime, and many years prior, I’ve been capturing my inspirations and […]
Continue reading »Last December we produced a Year In Review document for our advisory board, and based on their feedback, I’m summarizing our progress to date here. […]
Continue reading »Well, Happy New Year all! We’ve started the year off with some wonderful new developments in the pipeline for Alchemus Prime – we are building win-win strategic […]
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