This Year in Climate: 2019
My colleague, aeroponics expert Rafael Quezada, writes about the meme here, “In 2019, for the most part, the picture was bleak; but for all the overwhelmingly bad news, there were also some really powerful and momentous moments of action and progress that are worth remembering.”
Yes indeed. In particular, it was a decade in which science developed a far greater understanding of exactly what’s happening with the Earth’s climate, and drove all but the lunatic fringe out of the climate denial business. Now this garbage comes exclusively from crooked politicians who lie about what they believe and a few anti-science zealots. (more…)
Let’s begin with an explanation of the photo here; it was taken in Florida, a state where 
Here’s an opinion piece on Australia’s struggles with 
If you read what the atheist intellectuals / secular humanists of our time (principally 
Most people improve in character with age; they gain wisdom, become more honest, more generous and less hostile. Most are able to look at their lives in grander terms, and some come to see humankind as a whole, struggling to succeed. Perhaps this is especially true of those who have enjoyed extreme levels of power, whose choices have affected billions of lives; they seem to have some interesting ideas to offer as they reach the end. 
Getting back to work after the New Year’s holiday, I needed a good laugh. This got the job done nicely.
My friend Paul Scott has been active in the environmental movement and the push for electric transportation since long before he co-founded 
Of all locations on the surface of the Earth, Australia is among the most vulnerable to the ravages of climate change, 
There are dozens of different conjectures as to the cause of this retrograde era in the U.S. where 
