Here’s another entry into our discussion of the viability of removing CO2 from the atmosphere, so as to mitigate climate change caused by greenhouse gases. The conversation began with my ridiculing the idea of huge fans (powered by energy that …
Here’s another entry into our discussion of the viability of removing CO2 from the atmosphere, so as to mitigate climate change caused by greenhouse gases. The conversation began with my ridiculing the idea of huge fans (powered by energy that …
At a dinner party a few years ago I met a geologist from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory whose life’s work is studying the interior of Greenland’s ice sheets.
Author and humanitarian Arthur C. Clarke left us with many wonderful ideas by which to live, including this one: “I have great faith in optimism as a guiding principle, if only because it offers us the opportunity of creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.”
Here’s a conversation from Facebook on California’s new building code, mandating that all new construction come along with solar PV on the roof. Jayn Edmonds begins with this sarcastic remark: How will that work with the ongoing Solar Radiation Management Program?
Explaining to oil executives that fossil fuel consumption and the resulting climate change will hurt poor people most, Pope Francis once again demonstrates that his heart is firmly implanted in the right place.
Here’s an article that suggests an alternative approach to dealing with climate change, as suggested in the headline above. That sounds like a solid idea, until one considers a few points:
A White House memo that recently surfaced details how Trump’s own staff has been pushing for our president to do something that will make him appear at least somewhat credible and responsible in dealing with the existential threat to our civilization known …
Alaska, a deeply Republican/Libertarian state, is extremely active in climate change mitigation, with aggressive policies to limit greenhouse gas emissions, principally because it has so much to lose.
As expected, the Environmental Protection Agency delivered its proposal to scale back fuel economy standards to the White House yesterday.
Humankind has a certain fascination with world records, which explains how Guinness has sold more than 138 million copies of their book of World Records in more than 100 countries since it was first published in 1955.