Category: Climate Change

According to the meme here, the answer is that ignoring the problem is so much easier, and there are so many distractions, the British monarchy amongst them.

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The fellow sitting next to me on a plane-ride this morning was a magnet for information on renewable energy and environmental sustainability more generally. He wanted to know things that most people struggle with, e.g., if CO2 is a gas, …

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In one of his sonnets, Shakespeare wrote, and I paraphrase, “Love that which you’ll soon be leaving.” It sounds like he was referring to our very lives.  (Aren’t we all leaving them?)  But, according to experts, he was talking about …

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The heatwaves that are traveling around the planet are reminding many of us what this planet will be like to live on in another 50 years. Perhaps they’re precipitating global action before it’s too late.

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My wife is not handling the heat well up here at 2GreenEnergy headquarters in Santa Barbara County where the temperature topped out at 109 F this afternoon. I tried to amuse her with an excerpt of a discussion on the …

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Here at 2GreenEnergy, we often talk about what will be required for human civilization to muster the strength to redirect itself onto a sustainable path, and away from environmental ruin. At a minimum, it means developing an understanding of the …

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As discussed in this article from Science Magazine, our food systems and climate change have profound effects on each other. In particular, climate-driven desertification and droughts are destroying our arable land, and our abominable misuse of land and the systems …

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Here’s a compilation of cartoons, charts, and comments on climate change. Enjoy. Photo: The Sahara, the average temperature in which three billion people may live by 2070.

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The letters in the sand translate from the German as “Last Warning.” The cartoonist seems be to suggesting that what we’re observing all around us in terms of higher temperatures and the concomitant droughts, wildfires, dry riverbeds, emptied aquifers, and …

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We all respect Liz Cheney for her fierce integrity and true patriotism, but, as mentioned earlier, we would be very foolish to think that just because she upholds rule of law that she’s somehow turned into a steward of the …

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