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The Race to Save the Climate System

The Race to Save the Climate System

There was an excellent op-ed this weekend in the NY Times that reminds us that we’re in a race.  As the climate system continues to show unmistakable signs of a warming world – signs that are accelerating – we need to bring greater focus to how to get ahead of the curve and do what […]

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Carbon Dioxide is Only Half the Problem

Carbon Dioxide is Only Half the Problem

I want to return to a theme expressed here a number of times:  Carbon dioxide is not the only greenhouse gas with which we need to concern ourselves. The Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development (IGSD) reiterated this important message yesterday in this press release announcing their “Fast-Action Climate Mitigation Campaign.”  What’s the pitch?  “The […]

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Keep It Simple, Stupid

KISS – the engineer’s way of designing things that work.  Solving the climate change crisis with nuclear fission plants to power the separation of oil from the billions of tons of tar in which it’s embedded – and destroying hundreds of thousands of acres of forest to get at the tar – is not a […]

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