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Category Archives: Renewable Energy
Who will be the next Malala? Empowered and emboldened – using her voice and actions to right wrongs and lead the world forward in a just way; at the same time, inspiring others to lead as well. Who won’t have … Continue reading
My first of more than a dozen blog posts on the Alberta oil sands and the Keystone XL pipeline was written in July of 2011. Since then, close to half a dozen of our posts have begun with: “Keystone XL is … Continue reading
From time to time, we hear directly from our Climate Mamas and Papas about great ideas and wonderful examples they have of how they, their family and their community are working on solutions to the climate crisis. We are happy … Continue reading
A few days before Earth Day 2018, I had the good fortune of interviewing actor, environmentalist and humanitarian – Ian Somerhalder. Ian is best known for his starring role as Damon Salvatore on CW’s hit television series THE VAMPIRE DIARIES. … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Day is Every Day, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Energy Upgrade California, Energy Upgrade California & Ian Somerhalder, Ian Somerhalder and climate change, Ian Somerhalder Foundation, Ian Somerhalder on becoming a father, Ian Somerhalder on climate change, ISFoundation
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On Tuesday, January 9th, along with many other Climate Mamas and Papas, I testified in New York City in support of the Clean Power Plan; the Obama administration’s plan for the US to meet it’s stated obligations under the Paris … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Disasters, Earth Day is Every Day, fracking and pipelines, Politics, Renewable Energy, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged AG Schniederman on clean power plan, Clean Power Plan, EPA repeal of Clean Power Plan, NYC Peoples Hearing, Obama Clean Power Plan, people power
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Father’s Day 2017 is my second Father’s Day without my father. Life happens, we all lose loved ones – this is a fact and the circle of life. While these heartbreaking losses stay with us forever – the crushing, immediate … Continue reading
We march for women, we march for jobs, for healthcare, for justice, for the climate and we march for science, facts and the truth. Our children are beside us, behind us and in front of us. For so many of … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Disasters, Earth Day is Every Day, fracking and pipelines, Nature, Oceans & Water, Politics, Renewable Energy, Science, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged al gore and climate march, climate march, climate march parents, harriet shugarman and al gore, mandy patankin and climate march, marching for what, science march parents, we marched whats next, What comes after the march
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“Stay Woke” Of the many wonderful, incredible and memorable signs from the Washington, DC Women’s March, that I read, saw, laughed at and cried with, a small minimally decorated sign, “Stay Woke,” sticks in my mind. We must stay “woke,” … Continue reading
Today, we have many energy choices for our homes and businesses. In fact, we have so many options that sometimes these choices can be confusing. In 2017, ClimateMama will be sharing information on different forms of renewable energy, their benefits … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Renewable Energy
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Merriam Webster Dictionary: schizophrenia “contradictory or antagonistic qualities or attitudes.” As our climate crisis grows, as we demand climate solutions and as we get closer and closer to the climate cliff… the direction and actions of our leaders – in … Continue reading
