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October 10, 2026We All Love Records of Some Sort: But Newer Climate Ones Are Not So GoodSeptember 12, 2026Transitions Often Brings Out Creativity, New Ideas and SolutionsAugust 29, 2026Transitions are Messy and Our Move to Renewables is no ExceptionJune 13, 2026He Is on The Way - El-Nino That IsMarch 14, 2026Renewables and Electrification: Still Going Strong EverywhereFebruary 14, 2026Climate Science: “Rise of the Renewables”November 8, 2025Our Planet Earth is Rare and So Are Many of its ElementsOctober 11, 2025And The Renewable Energy Story Continues: It is UnstoppableSeptember 13, 2025All Things Electric: Ferries, Buses, Cars. It’s Happening; Now.July 12, 2025Extreme Weather, Climate Change, Global Warming: It is HereApril 10, 2025Renewable Energy; Good News, Really!October 15, 2024Warmer Ocean Waters, Climate Tidbits, Renewables and MoreAugust 15, 2024New Vocabulary, Intense Rainfall, Renewables, and Then NorwayApril 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 YearFebruary 10, 2024F.U.D. … A Climate Related AcronymDecember 16, 2023COP 28, … And The Circus ContinuesNovember 15, 2023Dueling Banjo’s: Dueling Energy Report and Giant Oil’s ResponsdOctober 15, 2023Climate Chaos: Climate Anxiety and the S-CurveSeptember 15, 2023This and That; Climate Chaos Has Many FrontsJuly 25, 2023Geologists Say We Are in the Holocene Epoch; Others Call it “Anthropocene,” Some, “Pyrocene”June 11, 2023Solar: Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transportation and Power GenerationApril 8, 2023Connectedness, The Recent Climate IPCC Report, and MoreOctober 8, 2022Science and Research: Understanding the Workings of Our PlanetSeptember 15, 2022Transportation and the Transition RevolutionMay 12, 2022PPM Means a Lot in Climate Science: Just Like in Wine or CookingApril 29, 2022Energy of all Kinds: Plans for Change do ChangeMarch 14, 2022Doomsday Vault, the Black Box and Renewables: Quite A MixFebruary 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 LimitsJuly 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 LessDecember 15, 2020Climate Change: Banks Are a Major Source of the Problem ... and the SolutionAugust 7, 2020Pandemic or Not, Large Renewables Projects are Moving ForwardJuly 11, 2020Transitions and Disruptions of the Status QuoJune 8, 2019Climate, Its Complexity and the Clean DisruptionMay 10, 2019Climate Change and the Guard Dog TheoryJanuary 7, 2018The Clean Disruption: Will Help Reduce Emissions Causing Climate ChangeSeptember 3, 2017Climate Change and Y2KJune 15, 2017Climate Science: Step Forward and Half Step BackMarch 2, 2015Nuclear Energy: “Too Cheap to Meter”?December 7, 2014Climate Data Continue to Indicate Global WarmingOctober 5, 2014Climate Change Mission Impossible? Maybe, Maybe NotApril 15, 2012Earth’s Oceans: A Heat Sink for EnergySeptember 15, 2011Denmark: Unified on Climate and Energy Plan for Future

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