Wind And Solar Beat Coal

“Collectively, they’ll account for roughly 17 percent of the US’s energy production, while coal will only provide about 15 percent.” Continue reading →

Climbing US Inequality

The US us not as united as before, or at least not as equal. It is easy to take inequality Continue reading →

Earth Overshoot Day 2024

August 1, 2024, Earth Overshoot Day. Last year it was August 2, 2023. We’re trending the wrong way. It is Continue reading →

US East Coast Sinking

Ground subsidence is happening around the world. Some places are actually rising, naturally. Unfortunately for the east coast of the Continue reading →

Record Hottest Month Again Again

When will we listen and learn? Just hitting copy & paste from the last few months doesn’t do justice to Continue reading →

Data That Matters August 2023

Earth Overshoot Day August 2 2023

Sigh. Here we are, again. Here we are, still. Earth Overshoot Day for 2023 is August 2. For the rest Continue reading →

Fifty Years Of Earth Days

Scientific American compiled data from the last fifty years. The first Earth Day was back then, and the world was Continue reading →