Category: Climate Change

I just got back from a walk up to the local coffee shop, where I thought I’d read the Sunday paper and try to get some inspiration for a blog post or two.  Since I surround myself with breaking news …

Media Coverage Of Environmental Issues Waxes and Wanes Read More »

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When some left-leaning sociology professor at NYU who looks like Jerry Garcia tells us that fracking is dangerous and climate change is a real threat, I’m sure some people discount those opinions.  But what happens when they come from a …

Is Fracking Dangerous? Is Climate Change a Real Threat? Read More »

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I like to comment each year at this time, and remind readers that today is believed to be the anniversary of the fire that burned Rome in 64 A.D., while the emperor Nero supposedly played his fiddle. According to the Writers …

Climate Change Is Burning Down Our Palace – But Do We Care? Read More »

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In an earlier post today I wrote on nuclear energy, I mentioned the average American’s lack of awareness of and interest in climate change.  And while there are a number of reasons for this, most of them political, one could …

Climate Change – Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Read More »

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Most of us who pay attention to the key environmental issues of the day have some opinion on the legitimacy of the Keystone XL pipeline.  At the risk of oversimplifying: • Hard-core environmentalists say the approval of the project means, in …

The Keystone XL Pipeline and Climate Change Read More »

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Frequent commenter and 2GreenEnergy supporter Tim Kingston sent me this for comment: an article that asserts that climate change isn’t one of our civilization’s most important problems, and that global poverty is, in fact, at the top. Sorry to be …

Is Climate Change The World's Biggest Problem? Read More »

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I had a conversation at a party a few weeks ago in Central California that I wanted to relate.  I should preface this by saying that I don’t habitually go around interviewing people at parties about their views on controversial …

Climate Change and Drought – Those Most Affected May Be the Last to Know Read More »

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As the U.S. celebrates its independence from England, Americans everywhere honor the fallen soldiers who made it possible, and those who have made enormous sacrifices to maintain our liberty throughout the intervening 237 years.  That makes today a good time …

Liberty, Responsibility, and Climate Change Read More »

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Here’s an article on the snows in Armenia’s mountains (including Mount Ararat, the putative resting place of Noah’s Ark — pictured left) that are steadily melting due to climate change, and the country’s abortive attempts to do something about the …

Climate Change and the Snows in Armenia’s Mountains Read More »

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U.S. President Obama’s speech this morning on addressing climate change impressed the many millions of us who follow the subject and view it as the single biggest threat confronting humankind in the 21st Century.  For that reason, it came as …

Good Going on Your Commitment to Address Climate Change, President Obama Read More »

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