I had to laugh when I came across this photo, but doesn’t it seem like the end of this insanity is right around the corner?
As my mother astutely pointed out on the phone the other day, clearly a bit miffed, “Craig, you’ve been saying the same thing for a year and a half!”
Completely true. But the man is clearly deranged–so much so that he won’t take the advice that must be coming hard and fast from his legal team: (more…)
The Trump administration is nothing if not utterly relentless in its cruel attack on the environment and its willingness to force grossly unpopular legislation that benefits only the ultra-wealthy.
The rollback of the automotive fuel efficiency and pollution standards will: (more…)
It’s good to see that this subject is still in the public sphere, given the extreme right-wing nature of the ruling party here in the U.S. Here’s an excellent little video featuring Bernie Sanders and Rand Paul that I hope you enjoy. (more…)
Question: Of the five top regulators at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), three Republicans and two Democrats, how many agree that the Trump administration’s plan to subsidize coal and nuclear is necessary to provide grid reliability, according to recent testimony at the U.S. Senate? (more…)
As suggested in John Lennon’s wonderful song, these are strange days indeed.
A year ago, anyone with a conscience hated former Exxon/Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson. (more…)
Here’s a wonderful video outlining the history of the proposed wall on the U.S./Mexico border. The latest, of course, is that Trump cannot pay for the wall without Congress, and appears willing to shut down the federal government as required to extort the $25 billion required for the project. (more…)
Portrait of a young woman in waiting area, smiling
In recent years, Fortune 500 companies have been actively exploring ways to make their business operations more sustainable and environmentally friendly. (more…)
I’m not a big fan of the meme here. Yes, it shows hypocrisy, but Trump’s overall issues with truth and honesty make this look inconsequential in comparison. (more…)
Here’s a popular video that depicts a piece of the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. In particular, it’s the story of how Canada razed two coal-fired power plants and built massive (200 MW) solar fields on that real estate (and plenty more, as the power density of solar is a fraction of that of coal). (more…)
One comes across lots of 
