We tend to think of climate change as something that will eventually wreak incredible havoc on our world–but have we already begun to experience its effects?
We tend to think of climate change as something that will eventually wreak incredible havoc on our world–but have we already begun to experience its effects?
It’s the birthday of Leóš Janácek, Central European composer of the late 19th/early 20th Century.
I was amused when I was a young man and came to realize that I share my birthday (July 3rd) with Franz Kafka. It was a time when almost everything in our world (except for Kafka’s stories) made sense. Honest …
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Someone asked me to assess how the U.S. arrived here, in a day in which Donald Trump would be dominating our discussions, and, in some ways, our entire lives. I replied: I have to think this is a transitory condition. …
Pictured here is a popular meme one sees on Facebook. And it happens to play out in my life, where a friend comments:
What will happen to our economic fortunes in the Western Hemisphere as it warms over the coming decades? It depends on exactly where we live.
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My dear friend (and very first marketing consulting client, back in 1985) Terry Ribb writes that she takes heart in the progress that Sweden has made in committing to renewables. I thought I would publish the conversation that she and …
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In a newsletter, Bill McKibben notes that we need to: 1) Stop new fossil fuel infrastructure. If you’re serious about Paris, that means realizing we’re already overshooting the temperature targets we set there – there’s literally no more room in …
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Here’s an article that states that nuclear fusion is “on the horizon.” Hmmm. Hasn’t it been on the horizon for as long as any of us can remember?