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September 12, 2026Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and SolutionsJune 13, 2026He Is on The Way - El-Nino That IsApril 12, 2026Stable Climate: In Balance; Today: ImbalancedMarch 14, 2026Renewables and Electrification: Still Going Strong EverywhereSeptember 13, 2025All Things Electric: Ferries, Buses, Cars. It’s Happening; Now.May 17, 2025With Warming Climate, Planting Zones Are Changing: Animals Are Noticing TooApril 10, 2025Renewable Energy; Good News, Really!March 15, 2025Climate News and Weather Forecasts, but Climate Data May Be Hard to FindAugust 15, 2024New Vocabulary, Intense Rainfall, Renewables, and Then NorwayJune 15, 2024Dead Trees Can Talk to Us, in a Way; Our National Electrical GridApril 14, 2024Dunkelflaute? Zombie Fires? New Issues and Words Used in the Climate CrisisMarch 22, 2024Sea Surface Temperatures are High: Good Chance for Another Record Weather YearNovember 15, 2023Dueling Banjo’s: Dueling Energy Report and Giant Oil’s ResponsdOctober 15, 2023Climate Chaos: Climate Anxiety and the S-CurveMay 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.”January 15, 2023A Distant View of Earth: “Earth Set” from Beyond the MoonJune 14, 2022Let’s Talk About Biomass: Is It Really Part of the Climate Solution?December 11, 2021Oceans: Our Buddy for Ameliorating Climate Change; But There Are LimitsAugust 15, 2021Domes, the Climate Crises and the Energy TransitionJuly 15, 2021An Artist and Science Look at Sea Level Rise, Drought and MoreMay 8, 2021Climate Crises: The New Clock is Ticking, and it’s in Union Square, NYC, No LessAugust 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 CleanerApril 13, 2020Climate Change, Clean Energy Transition, and now COVID-19January 16, 2020Renewable Energy: Coming of Age, Here and Now, and Perhaps Just in Time [?]August 15, 2019Climate Change: Are Trees The Solution?December 9, 2018Tapas, Tapas and More Tapas; Some Actions, Good and Not so Good, Impacting Climate ChangeMarch 1, 2018Coal: Are We Beating a Dead Horse?December 3, 2017Climate Change: the Clean Disruption ContinuesSeptember 3, 2017Climate Change and Y2KJune 15, 2017Climate Science: Step Forward and Half Step BackJanuary 15, 2017Volcanos and Climate Change: It’s All in the NumbersSeptember 15, 2016Yes, Climate Change is Evident, Right NowMay 1, 2015Can One-Half Trillion Dollars Evaporate? Coal and Fossil Fuel Based Investments CanOctober 5, 2014Climate Change Mission Impossible? Maybe, Maybe NotJuly 13, 2014Is the “Handwriting on the Wall” for Coal? Perhaps.May 4, 2014Megatons to Megawatts: all about energy, carbon dioxide emissionsNovember 3, 2013Coal: An Inexpensive Source of Energy With Many “Externalities”May 6, 2013Climate Science Data: Cherry PickingOctober 15, 2012Solar Energy: Clean Source of Electricity for the PlanetSeptember 15, 2012A Convergence: New Gardening Map and Temperature Area Records AgreeMarch 15, 2012We Don’t Have a Carbon Dioxide Problem: We Have an Energy ProblemSeptember 15, 2011Denmark: Unified on Climate and Energy Plan for Future

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