Desmond Berghofer

Dreams for Our Grandchildren

Dreams for Our Grandchildren

This article is republished with the permission of Desmond Berghober of grandparentsforthefuture (Editor ~ RMontpellier). Introduction I write from a heart filled with love for my grandchildren.  With every word I see their eager young faces at play, asleep, or cheerfully engaged in every aspect of their life adventure.  I don’t need to introduce them to you, [...]

 D.Bertollo

Energy: Conservation, Efficiency and the Zero Point

Energy: Conservation, Efficiency and the Zero Point

In installment 8 of this series on Energy, Desmond Berghofer, the creator of GrandparentsfortheFuture (GftF), dons his Man of La Mancha hat and speculates on one or two things that may be even a better (more practical, more achievable) solution than Renewable Energy. One: GftF cites several sources which argue that between 50 and 90 [...]

 Harriet Shugarman

Environmental Challenge Day 6: Waste & YERDLE

Environmental Challenge Day 6: Waste & YERDLE

Cross-posted from climatemama (Harriet Shugarman).  Editor ~ R Montpellier. On Earth Day, we launched our first Earth Day Challenge, a full week of “daily” challenges, that gets us thinking about things we use, buy and eat – where it all comes from – and why we need to be mindful about many of the things we in [...]

 D.Bertollo

Renewable Energy – does it have a Chance?

Renewable Energy – does it have a Chance?

The US currently gets about 4% from renewable sources (and less than half of that is solar and wind); by way of contrast, Germany is on track to have 35% of its energy from renewable sources within the decade. Other countries such as Denmark have also made great strides. What’s going on? Desmond Berghofer of [...]

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