Solid Principles Podcast - Episode 37

It's Not Easy Being Green: During the 2011 SOTU address, President Obama cited 'Clean Energy' as one of the sectors that would lead toward a revitalized economy. However, the prospect of America adopting 'Clean Energy' aspirations might not be the wisest decision

On this edition of Solid Principles, we speak to Daniel R. Simmons, Director of State Affairs at the Institute for Energy Research in Washington D.C. on the current state of 'Clean Energy'.

LINKS: DOWNLOAD, add the RSS Feed or get it from iTunes / Stitcher
http://www.solidprinciples.com/index.php/podcast/episode-37/

Daniel R. Simmons
http://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/staff/daniel-r-simmons/

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Clean Energy
• Daniel R. Simmons
• Institute for Energy Research
• Obama
• ethanol

[solidprinciples]

@switchgrassfuel and with that, you just penned the perfect apology for corn ethanol

[switchgrassfuel]

corn ethanol isn't perfect. but it doesn't take the corn out of the food chain. they only use the starch. 100% of the protein is returned to the food chain. corn ethanol is a good starting place. their are better energy crops that can utilize the land better, but without the 2400 fueling stations that corn ethanol has gotten us good luck getting funding. the world has peaked in oil production and nothing can change that even if we could drill everywhere. study Peak Oil and find out 4 yourself.