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Climate Change: People vs. Entrenched Interests   Her name is Greta Thunberg. She is 15 years old. As a student, […]

Tapas, Tapas and More Tapas; Some Actions, Good and Not so Good, Impacting Climate Change Having a tapas meal at

Climate Reports, Warnings and Progress on Renewable Wind Power OK, let’s do a “reality” check. According to the dictionary, the

“That thou canst not stir a flower / Without troubling of a star” – Climate and Man An eloquent line

Summer, Aphelion, Temperature Extremes: Earth’s Climate We are all long-distance travelers on Planet Earth and on July 7th we passed

Climate Science and Smorgasbord Have a Lot in Common   The origin of the term “Smorgasbord” is apparently from Sweden

Leadership and Climate Change Winston Churchill, the wartime Prime Minister and leader of England during World War II, led the

“Extra! Extra! Read All About It!” This was a common and loud refrain from street corners in cities across the

ERoEI and Climate Change In this era of “disruption” which includes climate change, technology advances and developments in renewable energy, this

Coal: Are We Beating a Dead Horse? A recent ADK 46er newsletter had an interesting story titled, “The Dead Horse