As previously discussed, the cities of San Francisco and Oakland in Northern California are starting to incur enormous costs associated with rising sea levels, as well as severe storms and droughts that last many years and result in horrific wildfires …
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In a Court of Law, No Challenge To the Basic Science that Human Activity Is Causing Climate Change
Tagged with: anthropogenic global warmingJim Bridenstine, climate denier, devastating crop losses, global temperatures stopped rising ten years ago, horrific wildfires, knowingly but secretly caused climate change, rising sea levels, Science of Climate Change, severe storms and droughts, suing the large oil companies
Portugal Selling Off Renewable Energy, As It’s Generating More Than It Can Consume
It seems that each week we get word that another country or major city has kicked the habit…the fossil fuel habit, that is.
Earth Day Is A Reminder of Decades of Wonderful Progress, But a Year of Tragic Regression
Though the environmental atrocities of the Trump administration will not survive too long after his presidency comes to an end, it certainly is painful to watch our skies and waterways flooded with poisons of all types. (Here’s a bit of …
Happy Earth Day!
My wife, daughter and I are on our way out the door, headed for the local celebration of Earth Day.
From Guest Blogger Delicia Warren: Tips For Lowering Your Electric Bill
Fortunately, more and more people are starting to look for ways of going green these days. Even simple habits such as learning how to recycle correctly or consume less water have a big impact on the planet.
What’s The Most Important Thing You Can Do To Fight Global Warming?
I guess I might have said, “Eat less meat,” or “Drive a fuel-efficient car.” Yet the author of this article makes an excellent point: Talk about it. Just because our American culture doesn’t make a big deal of out global …
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From Guest Blogger Delicia Warren: Five Ways To Make Your Home Environmentally Friendly
We all want to make the world a better, healthier place, and being as environmentally aware as we can is one way to do that. It’s one thing to ensure that we always use sustainable and green companies when we …
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Lil’ Ol’ Disagreement in the Deep South
I’m torn. Kay Ivey, Governor of Alabama said with respect to the public celebration of Confederate war “heroes” who fought so bravely to preserve the institution of slavery, “We don’t need out-of-state liberals telling us what to do.” OK, so should …
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Environmental Protection Agency: Replacing Bad with Worse
Dorothy: I thought you said she was dead. Glinda (aka Good Witch of the North): That was her sister, the Witch of the East. This is the Witch of the West, and she’s worse than the other one.
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Advocates of Environment Stewardship Face Tenacious Opponents with Powerful Jaws and Sharp Teeth
I don’t want to sound self-absorbed, but I couldn’t help thinking of myself when I came across the video below. It reminds me of the work I do all day long, advancing the causes of my clients’ cleantech business interests, …
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