Category: Climate Change

Here’s a guy who doesn’t mince words, and he’s nailed this one. Climate change mitigation/adaptation is a war we either win, or our civilization founders. We all lose. It’s astonishing that we don’t seem to understand this.

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As we all know, Donald Trump operates an array of different fraudulent operations, like raising money from morons for the ostensible purpose of funding legal campaigns that will “re-instate” him into office. That’s bad, but what is arguably worse is …

Reversing Climate Change with Inane “Technology”–Only Morons Need Apply Read More »

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Here’s a cool video on the physics of sea walls, which are a key piece of climate change adaptation. As sea levels rise due to the thermal expansion of the ocean waters and the melting of ice on Greenland and …

Dealing with Rising Sea Levels Read More »

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This cartoon is on point, but the guy in the last panel isn’t stupid; he’s evil and selfish beyond description.  Stupidity does come into play, however. If he is to be successful, he’ll need to rely on the stupidity of …

Climate Change and Stupidity Read More »

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Here’s a reminder of the determination our country was able to muster going into World War II.  Striking, isn’t it?  Yet the differences between then and now are many. • This is not a war against an aggressive set of …

Climate Change Mitigation and Political Will Read More »

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The folks in Florida are getting what they’re asking for, but these are some strange requests indeed. Most people don’t want high COVID case rates and environmental ruin. Floridians don’t seem to care, as long as their governor and representatives …

The Bizarre State of Florida Read More »

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Here’s a development in materials science whose creators claim will help cities manage water run-off from the storms that are worsening due to climate change.  It’s essentially a porous paver, absorbing far more water than the traditional substances, and then …

Aquapor’s Porous Pavers Read More »

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From this: GLASGOW, Scotland — International negotiators approved a climate agreement at the COP26 summit Saturday that calls for reductions in coal and fossil fuel use and transition to renewables — a first in the more than 25-year history of UN climate talks.

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This map shows areas where a wet-bulb temperature (see explanation below **) greater than 32.0°C (89.6°F) occurs for more than 10 days per year at 4.0°C global warming.  Such a temperature rise could see nearly half of the world’s population …

Climate Change and Killer Heat Read More »

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The bar chart below lists the top carbon emitting countries over the last 171 years.  The relevance?  There is absolutely none, as far as I can see. China and India had virtually zero industrialization until very recently.  That doesn’t mean …

Cumulative Carbon Emissions Read More »

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