Tag: National Academy of Sciences

Question: According to the National Academy of Sciences, which end of the antarctic (east or west), previously thought to be fairly stable, is now reported to be losing ice mass.  This represents almost 40% of the total loss on the continent …

Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic:  Sea-Level Rise Read More »

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Readers “Cameron” and “MarcoPolo” are having a spirited discussion in response to my post Sour Grapes from ExxonMobil’s CEO.  I wish to point out: This conversation will be tough to resolve in any case, but it will be impossible to …

What We "Practically" Mean By "Subsidies for Fossil Fuels" Read More »

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Wednesday, I was lucky enough to attend a conference presented by the Institute for Integrated Economic Research, a non-profit research organization focused on developing an unbiased view of global economic processes.  I’ll be interviewing one of its key people and …

Civilization Faces Many Crises, So Let’s Abandon Science Read More »

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Here is a new post on a subject that I think lies at the very crux of the discussion on renewable energy: identifying the true costs of fossil fuels. Yes, the migration to renewable energy is expensive, but it’s the …

The True Cost of Fossil Fuels Read More »

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