An old friend from college called this morning to alert me to this documentary on climate change called “Chasing Ice.” Apparently it’s quite artsy; it won an award at the Sundance Film Festival. I’m sometimes invited to screenings of works …
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Bob Inglis — A Man of Conscience
I admire the pure guts and heart of Bob Inglis, who sacrificed his position as member of the U.S. House of Representatives from South Carolina to stand behind the consensus of the scientific community in calling for solutions to climate …
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Challenging the Consensus of the Scientific Community
Like everybody else, I suppose I have certain abilities as a person. But looking into the future and divining weird trends and fads sure isn’t one of them. If you had asked me 10 years ago if I thought a …
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Heat Wave in the US Has an Effect
Here’s an article that falls into the category: “It would be funny if it weren’t so tragic.” Apparently, the heat wave is convincing Americans that climate change is real. They scoffed at the overwhelming consensus of the scientific community, and …
Humankind's Indifference To Long-Range Issues
Frequent commenter and old friend Arlene Allen writes: Long cycle events don’t get the attention of the vast majority of us humans. We’re too used to being able to mitigate a situation in real time. That’s precisely right. We’re not …
Windfuels: A Practical Approach to the Climate Change Threat
2GreenEnergy supporter Dr. David Doty wrote to update me on his progress in raising the capital for his Windfuels project, and notes: In the meantime, keep doing what you’re doing – trying to increase public awareness of the need to …
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