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September 12, 2026Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and SolutionsAugust 29, 2026Transitions are Messy and Our Move to Renewables is no ExceptionJanuary 14, 2026The Arctic Is Changing: The John Franklin ExpeditionNovember 8, 2025Our Planet Earth is Rare and So Are Many of its ElementsSeptember 13, 2025All Things Electric: Ferries, Buses, Cars. It’s Happening; Now.August 9, 2025Flash Drought, Heat Domes and MoreOctober 15, 2024Warmer Ocean Waters, Climate Tidbits, Renewables and MoreJune 15, 2024Dead Trees Can Talk to Us, in a Way; Our National Electrical GridMay 18, 2024Change is in the Air, and That Does Not Mean the SeasonsOctober 15, 2023Climate Chaos: Climate Anxiety and the S-CurveAugust 19, 2023The “Out of the Mouth of Babes” Proverb Shows the Wisdom of Youth and Helps in Our Fight Against Climate ChaosJuly 25, 2023Geologists Say We Are in the Holocene Epoch; Others Call it “Anthropocene,” Some, “Pyrocene”April 8, 2023Connectedness, The Recent Climate IPCC Report, and MoreNovember 12, 2022Permafrost Regions: What is Happening There?February 15, 2022Blue Hydrogen, Green Hydrogen; What’s with these Colors and Their Connection to Climate Change?December 11, 2021Oceans: Our Buddy for Ameliorating Climate Change; But There Are LimitsNovember 18, 2021Artists See Climate Change in Paintings; They Do Not Need a ThermometerApril 15, 2021Rivers of Air, Rivers of Water: Major Parts of our Changing Climate SystemAugust 7, 2020Pandemic or Not, Large Renewables Projects are Moving ForwardDecember 13, 2019Tuktoyaktuk: An Inuvialuit Town at the Frontline of Climate ChangeSeptember 15, 2019Climate Change and LossesJune 8, 2019Climate, Its Complexity and the Clean DisruptionJanuary 10, 2019Climate Change: People vs. Entrenched InterestsDecember 9, 2018Tapas, Tapas and More Tapas; Some Actions, Good and Not so Good, Impacting Climate ChangeJuly 15, 2018Climate Science and Smorgasbord Have a Lot in CommonJanuary 7, 2018The Clean Disruption: Will Help Reduce Emissions Causing Climate ChangeNovember 15, 2017Climate Change and the Great DisruptionAugust 9, 2017Climate Science: It’s Carbon Dioxide Silly!May 7, 2017Climate Change and Earth’s Carbon BudgetMarch 4, 2017Climate Change and An Earlier Energy TransformationFebruary 5, 2017Climate Change: Strawberry or Watermelon Ice?September 15, 2016Yes, Climate Change is Evident, Right NowApril 3, 2016In Climate Science “Little Things Mean a Lot”March 6, 2016Climate Change: Wit, Whimsy and Sea Level RiseFebruary 6, 2016Climate Change: Alarmism or Realism?December 3, 2015“The Times They Are A-Changing”: Climate ChangeAugust 15, 2015“Laudato Si” (Praise Be to You); Pope Francis Sides With Climate ChangeMarch 2, 2015Nuclear Energy: “Too Cheap to Meter”?November 15, 2014War on Coal? Absolutely Not, But We must Stop Burning ItSeptember 7, 2014Respiration: The Earth Breathes TooJuly 13, 2014Is the “Handwriting on the Wall” for Coal? Perhaps.June 1, 2014Climate Change: Coal Emissions Impacts us AllNovember 3, 2013Coal: An Inexpensive Source of Energy With Many “Externalities”July 25, 2013Ocean Temperatures and Fisheries Tell Their Own Climate Change StoryOctober 15, 2012Solar Energy: Clean Source of Electricity for the PlanetSeptember 15, 2012A Convergence: New Gardening Map and Temperature Area Records AgreeJuly 15, 2012Towards Energy Independence: Blowing in the WindMarch 15, 2012We Don’t Have a Carbon Dioxide Problem: We Have an Energy ProblemDecember 15, 2011Climate Legacies, Past, Present and FutureOctober 15, 2011The Chemistry of Planetary Atmospheres and Implications for Earth’s ClimateJune 15, 2011The Perfect Storm: Weather, Extreme Weather, and Climate ChangeJanuary 15, 2011Black Carbon: Part 2 Changing Glaciers in AsiaNovember 15, 2010Carbon dioxide: the 800-pound gorilla that we have to talk aboutMay 15, 2010Antarctica: the pole apartFebruary 15, 2010Separating the Seeds from the ChaffJanuary 15, 2010Ozone: It's more than just a gasDecember 15, 2009Permafrost and methane - a chilling storyNovember 15, 2009Greenhouse gases: What are they? Why the concern?September 15, 2009Extreme weather events and connection to climate changeMay 15, 2009Climate Change; Insects and Microbes are Moving North - Part II

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