Tag: Climate Change

As usual, Americans have their attention on things that differ greatly from those in the rest of the world.  Here in the U.S., all eyes are on the transition to the Trump administration. What type of people is he tapping …

Rest of the World Begging Trump To Challenge His Fixed Idea on Climate Change Read More »

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I thought I’d reproduce this conversation I’m having on Facebook.  2GreenEnergy associate Dan Sturges makes a really good point that shifted my way of thinking on what we can expect over the next four years vis-a-vis the environment.  The discussion …

More Optimism in the Face of the Trump Presidency Read More »

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Climate change affects every single one of us. We continually abuse our environment and the resources available to us. It’s as though we don’t think we’ll have to deal with the repercussions. The truth is, we face the consequences every …

A Contributed Post: Putting The Change In Climate Change One Step At A Time Read More »

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Climate change is a complex phenomenon, so much so that it may never be possible to list all of its eventual effects.  And admittedly, not all of them will be bad.  In addition to the storms, droughts, famines, extinctions, etc., …

Didn’t See This One Coming Read More »

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I’m at an event hosted by the New York Press kicked off with a wonderful plenary panel discussion including folks from The National Review,  Huffington Post,  Fox News, Democracy Now,  and The Hill. It’s said that the media doesn’t tell …

Climate Change and a Free Press Read More »

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Here’s a question that I just fielded on Quora.com (which is a very cool website, btw).  When will fossil fuels be depleted? Never.  Yes, there is a finite amount of coal, oil, and natural gas beneath the Earth’s surface, and …

The Depletion of Fossil Fuels Read More »

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Here’s a fun little challenge you may want to take.  Tune into some of the non-stop coverage of Hurricane Matthew, and count how many times climate change is mentioned. I’ll give you a warning: don’t hold your breath.  That’s because …

Climate Change and Hurricane Matthew Read More »

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If you get the opportunity to watch historian/documentarian Ken Burns deliver a lecture on the National Parks, or anything else for that matter, I urge you to seize it. I had the pleasure of being one of a couple of …

Celebrating Human Excellence Read More »

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America’s Southwest is running out of water. Reservoirs are drying up, and our population continues to grow. Our cities, our high-value agriculture, our environment and our future all depend on water resources we don’t have. One abundant resource the Southwest …

From Guest Blogger Randy Carlson: Solar Osmosis–a Better Drought Solution for the Southwest Read More »

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I’ve been asked to speak at a conference next month in Connecticut, and I thought readers may be interested in my outline for the talk: Why cleantech is destined to become the defining industry of the 21st Century Tech in …

Speaking at the International Trade Forum Read More »

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