The 2018 California wildfire season was the most destructive in recorded California history, with just under two million acres burned. Now here we are again, setting yet new records.
The effects of climate change will have a profound effect on the human population, and we are just now starting to see the signs of that already starting…
By being heedless of the consequences of our actions, we are destroying our children’s future, and there is no way for them to get it back.
The facts don’t lie: today’s climate crisis is almost entirely due greenhouse gas emissions since 1960, and we soon won’t have the power to turn it around….
Climate change may draw the final curtain on the relatively brief play called Mankind, and with it, all the dreams we might ever have.
Does the fact that we are unable to stop our profligate use of fossil fuels despite the risks make us like lemmings to the sea?
As the climate inevitably changes as a result of our ever-increasing greenhouse gas emissions, we should not expect change to continue to be gradual.
There are now three things we can count on: Death, Taxes, and Committed Warming. Is it too late to make that third one go away?
Cutting emissions in half in a decade may not be as hard as we think, but we have to be proactive about it to make it work.
Nuclear power could and should be our climate savior; instead its banishment will keep fossil fuels in the driver’s seat for the foreseeable future.
