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How's that for an incentive?
Drink beer, fight climate change
Posted by Adam Browning (Guest Contributor) at 1:34 PM on 13 May 2008
Many efforts to fight climate change involve some kind of sacrifice. This invention, however, merely requires the drinking of lots and lots of beer. I see it as a game-changer in the debate over the best way to incentivize a solar market.
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