Greta Tintin Eleonora Thunberg

Greta Tintin Eleonora Thunberg

I wonder if the “Tintin” in her name has something to do with the cartoon character who was also resourceful and independent? As everyone knows by now, Time magazine chose Greta as “person of the year”. Someone was not too happy with that, and made his feelings known....
Environmental Tipping Points

Environmental Tipping Points

A new study out last week is pointing out that the climatic deterioration we are seeing may not move in a linear fashion, but in a series of lurches as various “tipping points” are passes. Worse still, these tipping points can form a cascade, with each one triggering...
One Possibility Runs Into Another Reality

One Possibility Runs Into Another Reality

A recent study on the protein production potential of the ocean sounded promising at first glance. The study pointed out that the ocean could provide 6 times more food than it currently does now. The ocean currently provides about 20% of the protein needs of the...
Fracking With Nukes

Fracking With Nukes

Back in the late 50’s and early 60’s the government thought nukes were “the bomb” and began to try and find other peaceful uses for them. More than half of the Atomic Energy Commission’s budget was spent on nonmilitary uses for nuclear. Obviously, nuclear powered...
Biodiversity Has Fallen Dramatically

Biodiversity Has Fallen Dramatically

Biodiversity has fallen dramatically. A recent study released on the loss of wild birds in the US even caught the attention of the financial expert Hank Paulson and he wrote an article on the study for the Financial Times? Wait, hold on, the loss of birds? How will...