Back on the East Coast for a wedding and a short vacation; time for blogging will be sporadic over the next week. We’re actually near Gettysburg, PA, a reminder of the phrase “… a government of, by, and for the …
Back on the East Coast for a wedding and a short vacation; time for blogging will be sporadic over the next week. We’re actually near Gettysburg, PA, a reminder of the phrase “… a government of, by, and for the …
I suppose I would have some small level of sympathy for climate change deniers if all this were theoretical and based on possibly flawed models. But when it’s happening right outside your front door, doesn’t that make their position a …
Establishing the Realities of Climate Change Requires Observation, Not Speculation Read More »
As a colleague of mine likes to say, “Even sushi has a better storage model than energy.”
I’m not completely sold that the content of the meme here is true; it’s possible that Mike Pence, being a politician, is simply pandering to his base, i.e., hardcore Christians who take every word of the Bible literally and discard …
When we see the name “Tesla” in the world today, we normally think of the car, rather than the man for which it’s named. Here’s a short but interesting biography of Nicola Tesla, the Serbian-born electrical engineering genius.
Here’s an article that examines the consequences, both intended and unintended, that would result from switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy, i.e., how a mass deployment of renewable technology might affect the surrounding climate.
As the photo for my earlier piece, Maybe This Isn’t Really Happening, I used a piece from my favorite surrealist painter, Rene Magritte, but I thought I’d offer this companion post to show the meme that actually inspired me to …
Preserving a Clean Planet Now Seems Controversial, But When and How Did This Happen? Read More »
The point I’d like to share here isn’t how morally outrageous it is for a man of God to make a statement like this; that goes without saying. My point is that it’s factually incorrect, and, what’s more, there is …