New Book Reveals the Climate Change Truth
Most of us care about our planet and the life that lives on it. Clever marketers have gotten some of us to embrace that which is dangerous and to fear that which is beneficial.
Some of us don’t trust corporations. The company eye is forever on the bottom line; their concern is to satisfy the shareholders, but not necessarily the customers. So, why do so many people get their science from the same, corrupt corporations? Perhaps they simply don’t know.
This entire topic is a bit of a contradiction for me. I’ve always been one to like things on the cool side. I grew up in West Texas and wilted on those days when the sun beat down on the semi-arid Llano Estacado (Spanish for “staked plain”). Despite this aversion to heat, I ended up … More Promoting Global Warmth — Climate Change in the Right Direction
Year without a summer — 1816 A year without a summer? I’m afraid so. Two hundred years ago this summer, the northern hemisphere did not enjoy the hot season we normally experience between spring and autumn. In its place was a cold, wet extension of early spring and late autumn. Crops failed. Untimely frosts killed … More The Year Without a Summer — 200th Anniversary — Frankenstein’s Birthday
Patterns in climate change can prove fascinating. I’m beginning to see why climate scientists love their work. Part of the joy of reviewing data over and over again is the growing sense of discovering what has already been discovered. I had long understood that there are patterns in climate change, but sometimes the implications of … More Patterns in Climate Change — Global Warming Should Not Have Been a Surprise
The world has been betrayed. A science term has been kidnapped and re-defined.
