Here’s an unusual twist on attacking climate change at the community level: make it happen at the community level, with lots of peer pressure, but in the complete absence of politicians. It hasn’t been a great time for politicians, …
One Town’s Approach to Climate Change Mitigation: No Politicians Read More »
As I’ve mentioned, eminent American political scientist Ian Bremmer is an incredibly impressive guy; he entered college at 15, received his PhD in political science from Stanford at 24, and now stands as one of the most noteworthy figures on Earth …
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A reader comments: “It has become very difficult for the average citizen to discern what is “science” and what is advocacy.” I grant that. In the case of AGW, however, all the average citizen really has to do is to …
I’m told there are climate deniers who are both intelligent and honest, but I really can’t understand how it’s possible for such people to hold that belief. According to new data just released by NASA this week, July was the …
Here’s a cool article on how contentious and divisive the global warming issue is. Ten years ago, we had John McCain as the most visible climate champion; even G.W. Bush was talking about the need to regulate carbon emissions.
From the League of Conservation Voters: Whatever else they are, the Koch Brothers aren’t stupid. They’ve made it clear that their focus this election cycle isn’t the presidency — it’s maintaining a Senate majority that will back their dangerous agenda.
Long-time 2GreenEnergy support Bruce Wilson, contractor on eco-friendly buildings whom I’ve know since we were both five years old sent me this the other day: Hi Craig, I came across this on LinkedIn about the plans of the Scottish EPA to …
For those who might be looking for one-stop shopping when it comes to the status of global warming of both the atmosphere and the oceans, here’s an article that I can recommend on a report published by the American Meteorological …
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A term popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his 2000 best seller, a tipping point is a moment at which linear, predictable change of a certain phenomenon achieves critical mass and becomes runaway exponential change. Cell phone ownership and the adoption …
Here’s an interesting piece on global warming called Our Collective Amnesia on Climate Change, sent to me by Cameron Atwood, longtime 2GreenEnergy supporter and close personal friend. And here’s a discussion between us, for anyone interested: Craig: Here’s the answer …
