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What do Francis Bacon, take-out pizza, World of Warcraft, reset buttons, climate change and Lego have in common? Watch below to find out, or click here for original rDigitalLife piece by Ramona Pringle …
A collection of Tom Rand appearances in the media.
What do Francis Bacon, take-out pizza, World of Warcraft, reset buttons, climate change and Lego have in common? Watch below to find out, or click here for original rDigitalLife piece by Ramona Pringle …
When a respected bastion of hard-headed journalism like the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) publishes a piece urging climate quietism – don’t worry, be happy! – it’s worth taking a harder look. Unlike web sites like WattsUpWithThat, or Murdoch’s other mouthpiece … Continue reading
Cape Farewell brings together artists and climate scientists. The hope is to affect the zeitgeist of our times, to somehow engender in the broader public consciousness an awareness of how urgent the climate crisis has become. Scientists haven’t been able … Continue reading
My Feb-2012 keynote at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities – Sustainable Communities Conference in Ottawa. Viewing tip: watch for the potty-mouthed moments! ) My bit starts 10:20 in (for reasons beyond me they’ve included a whack of empty-stage stuff at … Continue reading
A Video of Tom Rand being interviewed about his first book, “Kick the Fossil Fuel Habit: 10 Clean Technologies to Save Our World” by MaRS. More Continue reading
Tom Rand outlines his Green Hotel project at TEDxToronto. About TEDx, x=independently organize event. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a … Continue reading
Want to know how Toronto hotel Planet Traveler became the greenest hotel in North America? Watch Tom Rand, Toronto entrepreneur, author and co-founder of Planet Traveler talk about what makes his hotel green and energy efficient.
Tom Rand appearance on The Agenda with Steve Paikin, discussing how renewable power generating sources might have a discouraging up-front cost but they becomes less expensive over time.
Chris Chopik of EvolutionGreen speaks with Tom Rand at the Community Power Conference 2010, Toronto.
Canada plays a unique role in the global energy system. What are the unique qualities that Canada possesses that, taken together, would contribute to ensuring that Canada becomes and remains a Clean Energy Superpower? Corporate Knights partnered with the Energy … Continue reading