“We’re really sorry about this huge misunderstanding.”
Turns out that the 97% of climate scientists supporting the consensus on climate warming was simply the most elaborate prank in world history, with the world’s scientists collaborating for decades...
View ArticleJonathan Franzen’s @NewYorker diatribe re #birds & #climate change is for the...
The New Yorker has been a bright spot, in many ways, in the media disaster that has been global warming reporting. Elizabeth Kolbert is not just a beautiful writer, a pleasure to read, but insightful...
View ArticleLieutenant General’s Green Army
This guest post comes courtesy of DWG …. Hurricane Katrina revealed the power of nature and the incompetence of the Federal Emergency Management Agency under Michael Brown. The storm shredded the Gulf...
View ArticleThe Inspiring Bronx
To some, perhaps the idea that they should look to the Bronx for true inspiration likely seems foreign. Here are three examples of Bronx institutions and people who take my breath away and inspire me...
View ArticleThe Lomborg bonanza (Or, how could Australia better spend $4 million?)
The Australian government has given The Smiling Dane, Bjorn Lomborg, a major reason to smile. It seems that Bjorn won’t have to headquarter out of a post office box any more. While imposing draconian...
View ArticleStepping outside the box for a different perspective: #EV vs #ICE / #gas...
Imagine … Growing up with and learning to drive in electric vehicles; Then taking test drive in a stick-shift gasoline car … What would shock you at that experience The resulting disdain for internal...
View Article.@Pontifex twitter account atwitter about #climate
The Papal encyclical on climate change is a truly worthwhile read says one who has barely scratched the surface. Amid all the other demands of life, this compelling of science, philosophy, morality,...
View ArticleMarie (@JudithCurry) Antoinette’s solution to #Climate #heatwaves +...
Sometimes comedians come too close to the truth. There are people who, it seems, truly thinks that the “solution” for climate change is something like Futurama’s ice cubes into the sea … Absurd, no?...
View ArticleMitigation + Adaptation required re #climate: heat waves require clean energy...
The world is complex yet, far too often, humans gravitate to simple answers. When it comes to clean energy, for example, many (non-expert) advocates of action point to solar panels and seem to stop...
View ArticleVan Gogh Weather Patterns in Pacific: a climate change connection?
Science combined with nature can turn terrifying realities, at times, into gorgeous art. At this moment, there are three active typhoons in the Pacific. At right is an image capturing them This...
View ArticleClimate Change and the US national security rebalancing to the Asia-Pacific
The Center for Climate and Security released a report yesterday with a series of looks at the intersection of climate, the rebalance to Asia, and US national security concerns (pdf of the report). the...
View ArticleEnergy COOL: Greenbuild window on better living/working spaces
Since diving into the deep end when it comes to energy issues, almost every day sees new fascinating concepts, approaches, and technologies. Fascinating … exciting … even hope inspiring at times. And,...
View ArticleContinual obstructive lung condition
Anticoagulation treatments has been started upon evening Three. She’s zero identified medication Akabar allergic reaction with out history of comparable problems. It can be declared the particular...
View ArticleLieutenant General’s Green Army
This guest post comes courtesy of DWG …. Hurricane Katrina revealed the power of nature and the incompetence of the Federal Emergency Management Agency under Michael Brown. The storm shredded the Gulf...
View ArticlePorter Ranch should spark end to ‘out-of-sight, out-of-mind’ on methane leakage
The Porter Ranch methane gas leak is emerging from an ‘out-of-sight, out-of-mind’ situation to more common knowledge, with growing governmental, media, and social focus on this continuing manmade...
View ArticleAnalysis again shows: clean energy future totally affordable
Without doing fully burdened cost-benefit analysis, NOAA and University of Colorado Boulder researchers analyzed various electricity portfolios (article) over the coming decade and found that: Even in...
View ArticleRenewable/Efficiency/Storage Progress so fast even ‘innovators’ find it hard...
We are seeing extraordinary shifts across virtually every technology arena even though, especially in areas of large-fixed infrastructure (buildings, energy systems, etc …), it can sometimes be hard to...
View ArticleAmerica’s K-12 science teachers tripping up on gateway to climate-science...
Up front, the expert scientific community is near unanimous: climate change is occurring and human action is driving this change. Simple truth: “Over 97 percent of climate scientists have...
View Article@ARPAE Summit: Executives asked “Either/Or” Deployment/#Innovation, respond...
At the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Energy Innovation Summit, Katie Fehrenbacher asked two CEOs (Michael J. Graff, American Air Liquide Holdings; Wayne T. Smith, BASF) their...
View ArticleTweet storming @AlGore’s talk to @ARPAE’s #ARPA16
As a respite from watching Republican Party debates and campaigning, I am spending three days at the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Energy Innovation Summit. In stark contrast to...
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