Barack Obama's Environmental Protection Agency Administrator

The EPA has submitted a finding to the White House that the U.S. Clean Air Act should be used to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. As I was talking about last week, this shows a clear break from the perspectives and policies of the Bush Administration. James Holdren, advisor to President Barack Obama, along with the EPA are pushing for green regulations. The Clean Air Act, The first U.S. Clean Air Act was passed in 1970, enlarging the U.S. government’s role in the regulation of air quality. Amended in 1990, the Clean Air Act gives the U.S. government authority to protect and improve the air ... Read Full Story

I read an article two years ago claiming that in the year 2010 there will be two kinds of business: those who have an internet presence, and those who are going out of business. Although I do not agree with that assertion, I absolutely agree with its implication; we saw the atomic-like explosion of internet popularity in ‘Web 1.0’ (that is, before the dot-com bubble burst wide open), and the internet’s continued exponential growth currently in ‘Web 2.0-3.0’. Never has it been easier to own an internet presence. Less than ten bucks for a domain name, a nominal monthly hosting plan, and a (free) ... Read Full Story

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