Author: craigshields

Here’s yet another article on the legal action that’s being taken, all around the globe apparently, against the oil industry for its conspiracy to cover up the truth about climate change during the period of time in which humankind could …

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Here’s an article called “Drop in city’s emissions chalked up to coal plant closures.”  How totally unexpected.  It’s along the lines of “Birth control reduces unwanted pregnancies.”

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Modern domestic U.S. history can be summed up like this: Before about 1980, most Americans had good opportunities to get ahead if they worked hard, but since that time, they’ve fared very poorly. 

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Very few people ignore scientists when they tell us to evacuate in front of a hurricane, or not to eat Romaine lettuce, or to take a certain medicine to cure a horrible disease.  But some of these same people are …

Bizarre Viewpoints on Science Read More »

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This is precisely what I’ve been saying since the opening posts here in 2009.  Having an opinion on a matter of science that conflicts with the findings of the scientists themselves is asinine.  It doesn’t matter what pastry chefs, professional basketball players …

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I always look forward to Fritz’s observations and homespun writing style.  Hope you do too. – Craig  All of a sudden storm clouds have shown up in the economic indicators Suddenly the stock market erases gains for the year. Oil …

From Tech Maven Fritz Maffry: More Notes on Technology, Transportation, and the Global Economy Read More »

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There has been very little recognition of the fact that October was the 406th consecutive month that temperatures were above the 20th-century average. 

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Frequent commenter Glenn Doty writes: ….. Even under the best possible outlook we couldn’t have fully decarbonized for a half a century. Trump may have delayed us as much as six years, but likely no more than that.

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As you watch this time-lapse video of the melting of the arctic sea ice, keep in mind that the thickness of the ice is decreasing as well.  That, of course, is not obvious from what you’re able to see, which …

Melting of the Arctic Sea Ice Read More »

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Llord Aidoo, long-time 2GreenEnergy reader, comments: At least there’s (now a) visionary purpose that’ll ultimately lead to founding a somewhat new civilization – this time one whose energy dynamics are not dependent on incinerating other basic lifeforms.

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