Author Archives: Susan Nilon

Normally, when I get a response from an article I have written, I post it in the comment section.  But just the other day I received this response to my… Read more »

This past Tuesday I had the distinguished privilege of riding in President Obama’s motorcade while he paid a visit to Florida Power & Light’s (FPL)Solar Array located in Desoto County…. Read more »

To see what coal mining is doing right in front of our faces, please take a look at this: Leveling Appalachia: The Legacy of Mountaintop Removal Mining Video Why can’t… Read more »

The other night I had dinner with clients from Canada.  They own a place along our coast and have been vacationing down here for years.  In fact, as the years… Read more »

WASHINGTON—In a new analysis of the climate legislation pending in both houses of Congress, Greenpeace cautioned the Obama Administration today that the bills are compromised by loopholes and handouts that… Read more »

Carrying Messages of Climate Action to Sens. Nelson & LeMieux This coming Sat., Oct. 24, is the International Day of Climate Action. All week long there will be events happening… Read more »

In case you missed it, here is the podcast of today’s show:RadioActivity with Rob Lorei Just plug in the date of 10/20/09 and it will pull it up.  They are… Read more »

Today at 1:30, Rob Lorei will interview on his show RadioActivity two people who have made their mark, not only in Sarasota, but also in environmental science.  This is a… Read more »

The Florida Solar Energy Industry Association (FLSEIA) went rogue last week and decided to join the supporters of Off-shore drilling(OSD). What appeared to be another blow to the environmentalists movement… Read more »

Rising Seas: Challenges and Opportunities for the Lowcountry from Open Dome Studios on Vimeo.

This past Friday, word went out the the Florida Solar Industries Association (FLSEIA)has decided to become a beneficiary of off-shore drilling along the coast of Florida. Unbeknown to the most… Read more »

Are you on Facebook? Or looking for a reason to be? Sarasota Network for Climate Action (SNCA) is now on Facebook. Keep up with the latest events happening on the… Read more »

The Sarasota Network for Climate Action asks you to come out to Siesta Key Beach this Saturday, Sept 26th to hand out literature and gather petition signatures in support of… Read more »

My article is reprinted from Creative Loafing. It has been long understood that the best way to combat climate change and reduce CO2 emissions is to become a more efficient… Read more »

This article is reproduced from my blog. Image © BP p.l.c. ‘BP said the discovery, amounting to more than three billion barrels, would “support the continuing growth of our deepwater… Read more »