Reader and climate skeptic Jim Kalergis writes: I spent well over 100 hours studying “climate change” and came away with this: There’s science, and there’s SCIENCE. Climate Science is where the medical profession was back in the good old days …
Category: Climate Change
India Not Happy with Carbon Tax
The plan of the EU and the United States to tax coal and other carbon intensive products is not sitting well with developing nations like India, as presented in the article linked above. India and other developing nations will be …
Does Human Civilization End?
Love this sign. So “random,” as my daughter would say. But what actually will happen over the next few decades? As George Will puts it, “The future always looks like the past, until it looks like something else entirely.” That …
ExxonMobil’s Aggressive PR Campaign To Deal with Its Horrific, Though Well Deserved Reputation
From 350.org: Energy giant ExxonMobile is spending a fortune on social media advertising in attempts to greenwash their reputation, and they are directly targeting climate activists and organizations. While one of the biggest polluters the world has ever known is …
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Greta Thunberg Has Her Detractors, But Why?
Apparently Greta Thunberg is a controversial figure, though it’s hard to understand why. She’s insisting that the people running the world, i.e., the generation ahead of her, take better care of the Earth. Somehow, that seems just fine to me. …
ExxonMobil Rebel Shareholders Want To Confront Climate Change
An old friend, now a law professor at Georgetown, writes about this: Today is the showdown between ExxonMobil and rebel shareholders trying to convince the company to confront climate change and install four new independent directors. The vote will come …
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Tagged with: Divestment movements, fossil fuel industry, growing viability of electric transportation and popularity among consumers, Litigation from shareholders and potential criminal charges re: hiding what they knew about climate change and thus the value of their assets, no path from burning hydrocarbons to decarbonization, plummeting costs of renewables, showdown between ExxonMobil and rebel shareholders, World governments (especially in the EU) banning the sale of new internal combustion engines
The Shareholder Revolution At ExxonMobil Is an Example of a Larger Trend
From the Washington Post: A group of insurgent investors backed by the three largest pension funds in America is trying to force ExxonMobil to take climate change much more seriously — not just for the sake of the company’s viability …
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Arctic Heat Wave
It’s mid-May and temperatures near the Arctic Circle in Russia are about 40°F above normal. Yesterday’s high in the town of Kolezma hit 91°, bizarre but to be expected, given that the Arctic is warming more than twice as fast as …
Biden and Climate: What’s Next?
Here’s a well thought-through piece called “Five great things Biden did for the climate in 100 days — and 4 things he should do next.” The author mentions Biden’s work in undoing the damage caused by his predecessor. Trump was …
Tagged with: Biden undoing the damage caused his predecessor, development of solutions that will help turn the planet around from its race to destruction, nature-based climate solutions, replacement of red meat with plant-based products, stop the destruction of Earth's rainforests, sustainable farming, Trump was a wrecking ball for everything pertaining to the environment
ExxonMobil Reducing Emissions?!
Here’s a piece from ExxonMobil explaining how it intends to reduce emissions. A couple of observations: Let’s begin by noticing the irony here. This is a company that spent 25 years and countless millions of dollars hiding what it knew …
Tagged with: avoid environmental collapse, combustion of the gasoline and diesel, Exxon made it impossible for the world scientific community develop technology that could have nipped global warming in the bud, Exxon spent 25 years and countless millions of dollars hiding what it knew about the effects of its emissions on the Earth's atmosphere and spreading what it knew to be lies about it, Exxon's culture of deception and treachery, Exxon's upstream (extraction) and downstream operations (refinement), ExxonMobil and the rest of Big Oil, ExxonMobil intends to reduce emissions, put ExxonMobil in its grave
