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Category Archives: politics of energy
Here Comes the Sun
Here Comes the Sun! As my readers know, I have always claimed that we will never have a “renewable energy” system until we quit burning fossil fuels and rely primarily on Solar Energy to power our world. Any power source … Continue reading
Feeling Lost? You Are Here!
Feeling Lost? You Are Here! Every once in a while I have to stop and recall how it is that we are in such a mess. So today as I was thinking about that very thing I came across the … Continue reading
Is Global Warming Just a Conspiracy Theory?
Is Global Warming Just a Conspiracy Theory? When I first started this blog it was simply to explore the technologies that would allow us to move beyond coal and oil as our primary sources of energy. At the time I … Continue reading
Earth: What’s it’s Carrying Capacity?
Earth: What’s it’s Carrying Capacity? Just a short post today. David Attenborough has always been one of my favorite personalities. His work and films have never failed to instruct and make one think. He is, in my humble opinion, one … Continue reading
Posted in fossil fuel energy, global warming
Tagged BBC, climate change, CO2, coal, David Attenborough, environmental costs, population overshoot
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The Climate Wars
The Climate Wars As an amateur Geologist I have been a fan of Dr Iain Stewart professor of Geoscience Communication at the University of Plymouth for a long time. Like me he is Scottish but I won’t hold that against … Continue reading
Posted in global warming
Tagged BBC, climate change, geology, global warming, Iain Stewart
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