The Great Drying: The End of the American Southwest?
Unless the world becomes more serious about reining in greenhouse gases, the Southwest will become ever more parched.
Warming World
Ocean Winds: Bringing Us Renewable Fish with Renewable Energy
Offshore wind farms not only produce significant amounts of renewable, carbon-free energy but also create reserves where sea life flourishes.
Even Rocket Scientists Can Be Wrong
Rocket scientist Elon Musk might be concerned about climate change, but even he doesn’t have all the facts right.
We Are The Architects Of Our Own Demise
How many more disasters will it require for the light to dawn in the minds of decision-makers that it’s a matter of survival.
Melting Greenland Ice Sheet, Sea Ice Formation, and the Flow of the Gulf Stream
Is the massive volume of freshwater from Greenland’s melting icecaps inhibiting the flow of the Gulf Stream?
HB11 Energy’s Aneutronic Non-Thermal Fusion Process: Is It the Way Out of the Fusion Impasse?
An Australian company, HB11 Energy Proprietary Limited, is producing energy from nuclear fusion, but without the hot fiery ball of plasma….
Space Travel & Climate Change
A rocket launch by SpaceX produces as much CO2 as 583 cars driven for one year. Can the really planet handle any more space travel?
OPEC Estimates Emissions Max Out Then Decline, But Too Little Too Late
If OPEC’s more conservative warming estimate is music to the ears of environmentalists, it’s not a very sweet tune at all….
The American Southwest: On The Verge Of Environmental Collapse?
Long-term drought across the American Southwest doesn’t bode well for agriculture and water interests in the region moving forward…
Can We Achieve Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050? A Mathematical Analysis
Is it possible to replace all fossil fuels with wind and solar by 2050? That’s what we have to do to avoid cataclysmic climate change.