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September 12, 2026Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and SolutionsJuly 9, 2026The Arctic: Climate Change is Changing the Chemistry … and MoreJune 13, 2026He Is on The Way - El-Nino That IsFebruary 14, 2026Climate Science: “Rise of the Renewables”December 13, 2025Weather, Climate and Atmospheric RiversSeptember 13, 2025All Things Electric: Ferries, Buses, Cars. It’s Happening; Now.August 9, 2025Flash Drought, Heat Domes and MoreJuly 12, 2025Extreme Weather, Climate Change, Global Warming: It is HereJune 14, 2025Planet Earth is Still Warming and the Effects Are ObviousApril 10, 2025Renewable Energy; Good News, Really!December 15, 2024Earth’s Climate System: Complex, But Our Understanding GrowsNovember 12, 2024The Oceans, Their Complexity and Their Major Role in Earth’s ClimateOctober 15, 2024Warmer Ocean Waters, Climate Tidbits, Renewables and MoreSeptember 14, 2024Earth Time is Changing and Renewables TooAugust 15, 2024New Vocabulary, Intense Rainfall, Renewables, and Then NorwayJuly 15, 2024We Have Been Through Energy Transitions BeforeAugust 19, 2023The “Out of the Mouth of Babes” Proverb Shows the Wisdom of Youth and Helps in Our Fight Against Climate ChaosJune 11, 2023Solar: Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transportation and Power GenerationMay 15, 2023Perspective: The Nations Clean Power Goals Will Require Changes InApril 8, 2023Connectedness, The Recent Climate IPCC Report, and MoreMarch 15, 2023Youth at Work! … Also, We Now Have a New Mantra, “Electrify Everything.”February 10, 2023In Time?: Globally, The World Invested $1.1 Trillion in 2022 on RenewablesJanuary 15, 2023A Distant View of Earth: “Earth Set” from Beyond the MoonDecember 15, 2022Antarctica: A Birthday of Sorts, The Antarctic TreatyOctober 8, 2022Science and Research: Understanding the Workings of Our PlanetSeptember 15, 2022Transportation and the Transition RevolutionJuly 15, 2022It’s All About Time, Do We Need a New Name for Earth’s Condition Today?April 29, 2022Energy of all Kinds: Plans for Change do ChangeFebruary 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 LimitsOctober 15, 2021Oceans, The Twilight Zone, its Wonders and ImportanceSeptember 12, 2021Weather Happenings and Some Peoples ResponseAugust 15, 2021Domes, the Climate Crises and the Energy TransitionJuly 15, 2021An Artist and Science Look at Sea Level Rise, Drought and MoreJune 9, 2021Maya Lin, Ghost Trees and Sea Level RiseMay 8, 2021Climate Crises: The New Clock is Ticking, and it’s in Union Square, NYC, No LessApril 15, 2021Rivers of Air, Rivers of Water: Major Parts of our Changing Climate SystemFebruary 13, 2021Transitions, Transitions and More TransitionsJanuary 15, 2021We Have a Climate Emissions “Gap” Problem but Solutions ExistNovember 15, 2020Transitions, Disruptions, Problems and PossibilitiesOctober 15, 2020The Science of Climate Change and the Role of Greenhouse GasesAugust 7, 2020Pandemic or Not, Large Renewables Projects are Moving ForwardJuly 11, 2020Transitions and Disruptions of the Status QuoJune 11, 2020In New York State the Grid [Not Grill] Just Got CleanerMay 8, 2020Phenology: It’s All In The TimingDecember 13, 2019Tuktoyaktuk: An Inuvialuit Town at the Frontline of Climate ChangeSeptember 15, 2019Climate Change and LossesAugust 15, 2019Climate Change: Are Trees The Solution?July 15, 2019Climate Change and the Irony of it allJune 8, 2019Climate, Its Complexity and the Clean DisruptionFebruary 15, 2019Climate Change: “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”January 10, 2019Climate Change: People vs. Entrenched InterestsDecember 9, 2018Tapas, Tapas and More Tapas; Some Actions, Good and Not so Good, Impacting Climate ChangeOctober 11, 2018“That thou canst not stir a flower / Without troubling of a star” – Climate and ManJuly 15, 2018Climate Science and Smorgasbord Have a Lot in CommonJune 9, 2018Leadership and Climate ChangeMay 13, 2018“Extra! Extra! Read All About It!”April 8, 2018ERoEI and Climate ChangeMarch 1, 2018Coal: Are We Beating a Dead Horse?February 1, 2018Artists Engage the Science of Climate Change

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