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Tag: global warming
The Melting of Greenland’s Ice Sheet Is a Complicated Matter
As we’ve discussed frequently here, the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet is an extremely important, though infinitely complex and dynamic component in the environmental destruction caused by global warming.
From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Four Ways Americans Can Pay Heed to Global Warming and Take Action
Whether you like to call it global warming or climate change, there is little doubt that the Earth is getting hotter. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to minimize your impact on the changing climate. While these changes …
What To Make of Those Who Predict Environmental Catastrophe
Frequent commenter MarcoPolo offers this response to my recent post on the 16,000 scientists from 83 countries who issued a warning to humankind to knock off the environmental recklessness or face catastrophic consequences:
From Guest Blogger Eileen O’Shanassy: Gas and Diesel–A Tale of Two Fuels
The debate between which fuel, gas or diesel, is “better” has been a longstanding one, especially since the auto industry has implemented several improvements in greenhouse gas emissions and fuel economy. But not everyone sees what is best in the …
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Why Is There Such a Low Incentive To Innovate in the CleanTech Space?
My dear friend, perennial client, and 2GreenEnergy Assoociate Terry Ribb is an avid futurist, and thus a huge fan of innovation. The videos linked below deal with “cashier-free smart grocery stores,” and are very typical of the cool things she …
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From Guest Blogger Ian Craft: Could Water Pumps “Refreeze” The Arctic?
Whether you keep abreast of global issues or not, chances are you will be aware of global warming and the threat that it poses to our planet. Polar ice caps are rapidly melting due to steadily increasing global temperatures, and …
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The Answer, My Friend, Is Blowin’ In the Wind
We tend to think of climate change as something that will eventually wreak incredible havoc on our world–but have we already begun to experience its effects?
Solar Activity and Climate Change
An old friend (possibly an old ex-friend, if he reads this) who works as a building contractor forwarded this gem, an article suggesting that solar (as opposed to human) activity is the cause of global warming. Of course, this has …
More on Melting Glaciers
In response to my post on the disappearing glaciers in the eponymous national park, family friend Shawn Price (pictured with his adorable daughter Annie) writes: It does seem odd that a glacier that has been around for 10,000 years suddenly …
