The U.S. is not only investing far less in our clean energy industries than Asian nations, but also falling behind in energy science and technology education.

Our generation's great adventure is to find our way out of this energy and climate mess we find ourselves in.

Are we destined to soon be crushed by the dual hammer of Peak Oil and Global Warming, crippling our civilization forever?

The average annual U.S. Department of Energy renewable energy budget over the past decade has been less than $1 billion a year.

It is no longer heresy to suggest that by continuing our automobile economy we are throwing money, architecture, design and ecology down a black hole.

Laid end to end, a billion one dollar bills would circle the globe at the equator four times. How far does a sum of one billion dollars go these days?