Via Hot Air, comes this article from The Financial Post out of The Great White North.
Then in 1991, Dr. Revelle wrote an article for Cosmos, a scientific journal, with two illustrious colleagues, Chauncey Starr, founding director of the Electric Power Research Institute and Fred Singer, the first director of the U.S. Weather Satellite. Entitled “What […]
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I think I have been looking at things the wrong way.
I’ve been looking for a job since I graduated in December. We always feel like we need more money. But maybe we just need less stuff.
John wants to buy a new car. (Not really new, but new for us, you know.)
I really don’t want to feel […]
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So Honda has their fuel cell car ready for the market! I have to honestly say it is an ugly little hatch back, but what it means it something really beautiful! In 2008 you and I can take ownership of a vehicle which we can drive anywhere and not feel guilty about it! Below is […]
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I just finished watching “AN Inconvenient Truth”. It seems like everyone is jumping on the the band wagon of “greener living” and I think, “why not climb aboard?”. It is so interesting to me that there so many endless possibilities that can change our world and that governments and countries are worried about the all […]
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What a phenomenal day! Many, many people were at the first day of the farmer’s market today, but Susan and I spent the morning out on the porch with our coffee, reading the paper, catching up on e-mail, relaxing as music streamed from the iPod dock through the open windows of the house (David Bowie’s […]
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I don’t think anyone was surprised by this one. The Daylight Saving change: no savings, no point.
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Thanks to Tommywonk for steering us in this direction.
Delmarva seems not to be the solution to our energy crises. They seem to be the problem. When blasted by both NRG and Blue Water Wind for their recalcitrance on this issue, something seriously stinks.
One would expect that as opposing bidders that NRG and […]
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A few weeks ago even a few admirals and generals got on board the climate change wagon saying it has deep national security implications. So, what else is new except maybe why this was so long coming. Not that this is not appreciated as it adds a less conventional voice to the arguments but the […]
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OMG - isn’t it amazing what the rest of the world thinks, when compared to what the government tells us they think?!?! Firstly, for Australians, how refreshing is it to read about an environment minister that actually cares about the environment (fingers crossed we’ll have one soon) and secondly how good is it to read […]
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Lately I have noticed there is more coverage about “global warming.” I’m not here to debate if “global warming” is fact or fiction. I believe it’s a political term that makes the problem worse than it is. My biggest question is when someone is a big believer in “global warming” is what are they doing […]
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