Asher Miller Joshua Farley Richard Heinberg
All economic activity entails energy usage. As our energy sources change, our economy will likely evolve and adapt—perhaps in surprising ways. Join us for a conversation with Rob Dietz, former Executive Director of Center for Advancement of a Steady...
A webinar with Richard Heinberg & Helena Norberg-Hodge US Eastern Time: December 14th, 6:00-7:30 pm AUS Eastern Time: December 15th, 10:00-11:30 am “Where do we go from here?” This question has been on the lips of concerned people around...
During the second presidential debate on October 9, Republican presidential nominee (now President-Elect) Donald Trump claimed that “clean coal” could meet the energy needs of the United States for the next 1,000 years. Now that Mr. Trump will be...
America has plunged into the unknown. Why? Robert Parry has nailed it about as well as anyone. I leave it to him, and a thousand other pundits, to perform the post-mortem on yesterday’s surprising election results. What’s important now...
According to polls and innumerable published interviews and anecdotes, Americans of all political persuasions just can’t wait for the nightmare of the current presidential election to end. It’s too ugly and demeaning. Wake us when it’s over! Unfortunately,...
Where are Philip Marlowe and Sam Spade when we need them? A crime is in progress, and only a detective who’s unafraid of stepping on powerful people’s toes is likely to get to the bottom of it. Here’s what...
Post Carbon Fellow Richard Heinberg was quoted in this article about the recent After Fossil Fuels: The Next Economy conference in Oberlin, Ohio. From the article: Coal reserves are getting progressively more expensive to mine, noted Richard Heinberg, a...
Predicting the future is a fool’s errand, but everybody does it. As long as we’ve had language—for tens of thousands of years, at last estimate—we’ve been able to formulate the question, “What will tomorrow bring?” The answers have ranged...
David Fridley Richard Heinberg
Post Carbon Institute Fellows Richard Heinberg and David Fridley gave a joint presentation to the Security & Sustainability Forum to share the key findings and takeaways from their 2016 book Our Renewable Future (now available for free online at...
The following interview with Richard Heinberg was originally posted at InfrastructureUSA.org. Transitioning to Electric Transportation Our most recent efforts have been to identify how the process of transitioning to 100% renewable energy will impact society. And we look not just...