The “Stolen Election” Crowd Lacks Something It Desperately Needs: Evidence


Gary Tulie writes something I thought I’d share, with a few brief words of my own at the bottom:
Americans are generally law-abiding people, and will not unify around a bald-faced coup attempt, rooted in terrorism.

One of the Trump administration’s biggest environmental rollbacks suffered a stunning setback Wednesday, as a decades-long push to drill for oil in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ended with a lease sale that attracted just three bidders — one of which was the state of Alaska itself. (more…)

I think the best thing Trump could do for his remaining few days as President is to (in an open secret kind of way) quietly disappear from the spotlight, and go play golf leaving Mike Pence de-facto running the country. After Joe Biden’s inauguration, he should declare that he is retiring and will have no further involvement in politics. That way, perhaps he will do no further harm and with him no longer involved, his followers may no longer be interested in pursuing his various conspiracy theories. (more…)


Readers may be interested in their most recent release. Wow.

Something struck me during my interview with Dr. V. Ramanathan at the Scripps Institute in 2009, in preparation for my first book, Renewable Energy–Facts and Fantasies: we were sitting in a room almost completely surrounded by cardboard boxes, piled to the ceiling. When I asked the good doctor what was in all those boxes, he said, “Oh it’s temperature and CO2 data from literally all over the world that goes back 40 years.”

Correspondence: For everything in the universe that is true, there is a corresponding statement to that effect. Since Santa Barbara is in California, the statement, “Santa Barbara is in California” is true.
Pragmatic: Truth is what works. Since Santa Barbara is in California, if I want to go to that city, I’ll need to go that state. (more…)

This, FWIW, is why social and environmental justice are inextricably linked.