Last week saw two interesting developments in fossil fuels. ExxonMobil shareholders forced the company management to accept two board members who want the giant polluter to take meaningful action on climate change. That same day, a Dutch court found that Shell is partially responsible for climate change and ordered the company to dramatically curtail its carbon emissions. These landmark developments remind us of the urgency of switching away from fossil fuels to a clean energy future. In Taiwan, we face referendums in August that touch on this: the public must decide on the issues of algal r...