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Enter your search terms Submit search form   Web toistudio.com Thursday, September 14, 2006 Winning the Oil Endgame - Video Amory Lovins, founder and CEO of the Rocky Mountain Institute, a non profit that "...shows businesses, communities, individuals, and governments how to create more wealth and employment, protect and enhance natural and human capital, increase profit and competitive advantage, and enjoy many other benefits—largely by doing what they do far more efficiently..." recently spoke at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The topic? How to utilize existing technologies to get people and businesses to change their habits and halt our dependence on oil. By 2040. The video is an hour and half long but probably worth it if you read this far into the post anyway. So, if you love new ideas, the idea of getting petroleum out of our life, business strategies or Amory Lovins you will love watching Winning the Oil Endgame. Special thanks to the fine folks at MIT for hosting the vid. # posted by Dru McKeown @ 9:15 AM Comments: Post a Comment << Home

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