Good News Easily Overlooked
While we struggle with many of today’s issues, it is good to reflect on the progress we’ve made on yesterday’s Continue reading
While we struggle with many of today’s issues, it is good to reflect on the progress we’ve made on yesterday’s Continue reading
The goal is to limit atmospheric carbon dioxide accumulation to a total of 1,100 billion tons. There’s already 800 billion Continue reading
The nuclear reactors at Fukushima leaked cooling water into the ocean and local land. Much work has gone into containment. Continue reading
Many have come to realize that the two words, ‘plastic’ and ‘disposable’ shouldn’t be used together. Baggies, utensils, coffee cups, Continue reading
An autonomous car just drove across the United States, and it wasn’t a Google or Tesla product. Delphi, a large Continue reading
Unemployment is down, but employment (the number of people working) has stagnated, particularly for recent graduates. The economic recovery is Continue reading
The methane eruptions creating great craters in Siberia are a natural response to warming permafrost. Alaska’s permafrost (and probably Canada’s Continue reading
Just the data: Since 1997, sea level has risen by 61.91mm. Since 1870, sea level has risen about 200mm. The Continue reading