Tag Archives: renewable energy

For a fairer and greener future

Posted on June 21, 2025 by svenaake

Resist the oligarchs! The world is facing a fateful time where climate change, social inequality, war, pollution, species extinction and resource scarcity threaten our common future. Super-rich oligarchs are colluding globally to undermine democracy and human rights. Meeting these challenges … Continue reading →

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The Global Fossil fuel lobby, global heating and the propaganda war

Posted on July 24, 2024 by svenaake

The billionaires in the fossil fuel industry, including big oil CEOs, Middle Eastern petro-tyrants, extreme Islamists, Chinese oil “princelings”, Russian warlords and oligarchs, are heavily invested in maintaining the current fossil fuel paradigm. They are determined to delay the inevitable … Continue reading →

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Leap into the future! Detrump!

Posted on January 27, 2018 by svenaake

By Sven Åke Bjørke 26 January 2018                                                        What is neo-liberalism, trumpism, and how do … Continue reading →

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Over to renewables – now!

Posted on August 11, 2014 by svenaake

Norsk Who benefits from a continuation of the oil age? Who is willing to risk our children’s and grandchildren’s future for short-term profit? Who opposes a rapid transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy? Is anthropogenic global warming and war … Continue reading →

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Solar Energy for Low-Income Households

Posted on February 18, 2014 by svenaake

by Bruce Cameron, Kenya The switch from kerosene to solar lighting could sweep across Africa as rapidly as the mobile phone has, perhaps with equally transformative results. These notes summarise my impressions of the evolving situation in Kenya as regards … Continue reading →

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