“Leah Y Parks, co-author of All-Electric America , explained how making the transition to an all-electric, all renewable society by the year 2050 is necessary, practical, and achievable. An energy infrastructure powered by the sun and wind & running on electricity, for all our energy needs, will be reliable, cleaner, safer, and CHEAPER. It will be superior to the system we have today and will lead to a better future.”
Interview by Helen Raptis
See the full interview in the KATU AMNW website
“Author Leah Parks talks about her book, All-Electric America: A Climate Solution and the Hopeful Future, presenting a practical course of action offering the best hope for eliminating disastrous climate change.”
Interview by Shelley Irwin.
Listen to the full interview at WGVU’s website.
“On Radioactivity Wednesday we were joined by Leah Y. Parks, who along with All Electric America: A Climate Solution and the Hopeful Future, which posits that cheaper and better technology will allow the United States to be completely run on renewable energy by 2050. She discussed how improvements in technology and storage capabilities, falling prices, and progress made by some US cities and other countries could make a completely clean energy infrastructure possible in the near future. “
Interview by Rob Lorei.
Listen to the full interview at WMNF’s website.
“Our guest was Leah Parks, who is co-author, with S. David Freeman, of All-Electric America: A Climate Solution and the Hopeful Future, recently published by Solar Flare Press. … She and David state, “We can now power all of our energy needs with electricity generated completely by renewable energy.” In the interview, she explained how this can happen with existing and developing technology and outlined the steps that are required by the government, utilities, and above all, individuals, to make this happen. We found this to be an especially upbeat interview and were persuaded by the arguments.”
Interview by Susan and Stephen Tchudi.
More details on Ecotopia’s website (June 28th, 2016 show) or click to listen or download the full interview.
David Freeman’s autobiography and a fascinating history of energy policy in America over the last 50 years.
This book will inspire people to overcome early setbacks and live their dreams. It reveals that when you speak your mind, you can get bad people to do good things.