Robert Speiser
Robert is from Los Angeles, but currently located in Santiago, Chile. When he is not writing articles for AC, he is working as an environmental and energy consultant and spending time with his lovely wife and beautiful 3 year-old daughter.
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M.A. Boston University - "International Relations & Environmental Policy"; B.A. UCLA - "English"; writer, teacher, environmental and energy analyst.Favorites
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Lithium, Electric Cars, and the New Battle for a Natural ResourceA Chilean Senator proposed his country take larger control of lithium reserves, a resource of increased interest with the zooming 21st century electric car market using lithium-ion batteries. Here's a background on our zero emissions lithium aspirations. -
Don't Worry, Cash for Clunkers is Revived Again... In Chile?It may not be too late to turn in your old jalopy for cash... if you can somehow get it to Chile. While the U.S. program ended late August this year, Chile is about to implement their own "cash for clunkers" measure. -
Government Green Marketing Guide for U.S. Small BusinessesAs the present Obama Administration increasingly embraces citizens' and consumers' concerns for energy issues and eco-friendly practices, www.Business.Gov has now created a thorough Green Business Guide for small and larger businesses. -
Papa and the First LessonThis poem, written in my studio apartment while in college, is simultaneously written about my connection with music, my father, and an incredibly beautiful 1893 painting by Henry O. Tanner. -
Top 5 Travel Destinations in ChileIf you haven't visited the diverse, remarkable landscapes of Chile just yet, you've most likely, at least, tried one of their exquisite wines. When you have vacation time and proper funds these are the 5 travel destinations you must experience in Chile. -
Papudo: A Village Getaway on Chile's Central CoastWhen traveling South America, and Chile in particular, it is good to know local hideaways foreign travelers rarely see. Papudo, a small hamlet on the central coast of Chile's fifth region, is just that type of tranquil, seaside rest.