It might be helpful to consider global warming a self-inflicted planetary disease, much as we know type-2 diabetes to be a self-inflicted human disease. Many...
Try to imagine a world today unaffected by ever-increasing climate change, a world no longer on the precipice of disaster so large that our way of...
The Big Picture: March 11, 2011 was the date when the “not credible” destruction of a key part of Fukushima Daiichi power plant suddenly became very...
The Big Picture: Sometimes it’s useful to look backwards to get a handle on the steps one needs to take to see real progress. This is...
In this episode of the State of Power podcast, we speak to Oscar Reyes, who is an associate fellow on the Climate policy program of the...
Hello again, again! I’m still far behind on my book reviews, and now there really is no excuse. I do hope, gentle reader, that you can...
A reader recently noted that our situation seems very similar to the late 1930’s. In that time, the world was torn up with war. For many...
Say what now? Bouffier! This essay is about trees, and why it’s good to plant more of them. And it’s about how sometimes things go ’round...
Lions and tigers and bears, Oh my! Lions and tigers and bears, Oh my! After the tornado lifted Dorothy’s Kansas home from its foundation and dropped...
The consequences of climate change are more far reaching than mere planetary destruction. There’s a lot to be gained for the savvy investor between...