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What's New in 2008

I have taken on a new job as Executive Director of the Center for Resource Solutions, here in San Francisco. CRS is the nonprofit agency that created and administers the Green-e certification program for renewable energy and carbon-offset products sold at the retail level.
I'll be directing a terrifically talented staff that has made CRS an international leader in providing consumer-protection tools and strategic analysis for these emerging markets.

Although this means I'm evolving away from the field of professional journalism that I've happily pursued for 30 years, I am excited and honored to have been chosen to take the reins from CRS founder Jan Hamrin.

We have several new initiatives in the works for 2008, and I hope you will explore our many activities at www.resource-solutions.org.
Appearances
Land Letter
Energy Circuit
Greenwire
Archives
Ireland in View
St. Stupid's Day
KZAM Reunion
Roadie for the Kinks...

Arthur O'Donnell was for over three decades an award-winning reporter specializing in energy, environment and economics. His books include: In  the City of Neighborhoods (iUniverse 2004) The Guilty Environmentalist (Trafford 2003) and Soul of the grid (iUniverse 2003). For beginning readers, When Chelsea Came to Stay (Trafford 2004), co-written with Tess Kelly, with illustrations by Sophia Varcados.

Find a more complete bio here.


Several of my older articles about energy issues and related topics continue to draw interest and response from readers, so please feel free to browse through this list of popular items:

Resurrecting Reddy Kilowatt

Nuclear Power According to the Simpsons

The Guilty Environmentalist's Home Inefficiency Tour

Return to Power Road

Sounds of Silence at Hunters Point

Greenwire/Land Letter water stories 2005-07

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