Category: Climate Change

When I did my interview on climate change at the (Libertarian think-tank) CATO Institute a few years ago, I correctly predicted I’d find dismissive attitudes on the subject:

I’m at an event hosted by the New York Press kicked off with a wonderful plenary panel discussion including folks from The National Review,  Huffington Post,  Fox News, Democracy Now,  and The Hill. It’s said that the media doesn’t tell …

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In the past decade or so, I’ve begun to read the “In Memoriam” sector of the alumni magazine of the college I attended in the 1970s, hoping that I don’t read about someone I know. For all those who read …

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In response to my recent post on the legal action being taken against ExxonMobil for its role in hiding the truth about climate change, frequent commenter MarcoPolo writes: I know of no law or Statute broken by Exxon in regard …

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Here’s a note I thought I would share from Greenpeace on the litigation against ExxonMobil re: their understanding, which has been in place for as long as 40 years, of the role that fossil fuel consumption would inevitably play in destroying …

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  Here are few reports that contain very important information for those who disbelieve the theory of anthropogenic climate change.  In essence, you have been lied to. CO2 Emissions and Climate Change Michael Mann on Climate Deniers Michael Mann on …

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Those of you living outside the U.S. needn’t be told that this country has gone somewhat crazy.  The way I like to explain this to you “foreigners” is as follows: we have all known for a very long while that …

A Paradox:  Some of Our Science Leaders Actually Despise Science Read More »

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Here’s a fun little challenge you may want to take.  Tune into some of the non-stop coverage of Hurricane Matthew, and count how many times climate change is mentioned. I’ll give you a warning: don’t hold your breath.  That’s because …

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If you get the opportunity to watch historian/documentarian Ken Burns deliver a lecture on the National Parks, or anything else for that matter, I urge you to seize it. I had the pleasure of being one of a couple of …

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If you like articles that lampoon selfish people, you can’t go wrong with this. Another fairly obvious way of looking at this subject: the rich and powerful people on this planet, i.e., those who have the capacity to do something …

The Super Rich Are Cruising the Arctic’s New Passageway as the World Burns Read More »

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