Data That Matters – June 2025
Political pervasiveness persists. I continue to browse the same news feeds from the years of PNTP, but too few of Continue reading
Political pervasiveness persists. I continue to browse the same news feeds from the years of PNTP, but too few of Continue reading
The planet is warming, but not evenly. The Arctic has been warming two to three times as fast. That is Continue reading
How will we feed everyone when there’s only so much land? Consider a similar situation: How will we house all Continue reading
Climate change and technology continue to advance. We’re getting a better understanding of the effects of our pollution and natural Continue reading
It is sad that the title must include the date because it is very likely that we’ll exceed this record Continue reading
Australia rarely gets the attention most countries get, partly because the land is so remote. The wildfires there are so Continue reading
Summers in the arctic produced growth which absorbed carbon dioxide. That’s the way plants grow. With long enough winters, that Continue reading
At least in the US, electricity from wind is now cheaper than electricity from natural gas ($20/MWhr). Subsidies skew such Continue reading
Keep in mind, we’re talking about Alaska. Anchorage’s typical high temperature for July is 65.4F. This week it is expected Continue reading
Climate change is no longer a topic for debate in yet another country. Temperatures in parts of India have reached Continue reading
Despite advances in renewable energy, most efficient appliances and vehicles, and saner lifestyles, carbon emissions grew 2% last year. Part Continue reading
People are a species, too. Our actions are threatening over a million other species with extinction. We are threatening ourselves Continue reading