By Philip Warburg: At a time when President Trump and his followers in Congress are hell-bent on dismantling the clean energy architecture of the Obama era, many Americans are looking beyond Washington, and even abroad, for solutions to our climate crisis. I recently witnessed one of these transformative gems on a visit to the Danish island of Samsø, which just passed the twenty-year mark in a campaign to supply all of its energy needs from local renewable resources. Read more →
12 posts categorized "Harvest the Wind"
This Earth Day, we at Beacon Press are featuring titles that showcase individuals and organizations taking a stand for our home and encourage readers to take the stand with them. Read more →
Putting the State of the Union in context: Eight books you should read. Read more →
Get Ready for the People’s Climate March: Five Climate Awareness Titles
September 19, 2014
Just in time for this Sunday's People's Climate March, here are five essential titles that raise awareness about impending climate change. Read more →
Philip Warburg, energy conservationist and author of HARVEST THE WIND, finds fault with Joe Nocera's pro-fracking column in the Oct 5 edition of the New York Times. Read more →
Iowa State Senator Rob Hogg took his climate change message to New England, and Philip Warburg was there to listen to him. Read more →
Chilly? Put on a sweater. Or, better yet, shut off the AC. Read more →
Wind power has helped to bring back a Kansas farming community. Read more →
Wind power is not simply a fantasy perpetrated by Barack Obama and the Democratic Party--it is a technology that can provide a fifth of America's power. Read more →
A research laboratory at the Department of Energy has some encouraging projections of a more sustainable future. Read more →
In honor of Earth Day, we asked Philip Warburg what he thinks is our most pressing environmental issue. Read more →
The author of a forthcoming book on wind power looks at the promise wind farms hold for providing clean energy and renewing our economy. Read more →