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Thank You for Being Late
Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of AccelerationsBy Thomas L. FriedmanFarrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 2016 It’s a good thing Tom Friedman is an optimist. Reading his latest book, Thank You for … Continue reading
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Tagged books, climate change, Friedman, global warming, globalization, Moore's Law, technology, Thank You for Being Late
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The Chemistry of Burning Stuff
Whenever we burn fossil fuels, be it gasoline, natural gas or charcoal, one of the byproducts is carbon dioxide ( CO2). That’s a big worry these days because the huge amounts of carbon dioxide we’re putting into the atmosphere is … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged carbon dioxide, chemistry, climate change, Environment, global warming
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Supreme Court puts Obama’s Clean Power Plan on hold
On February 9, the Supreme Court issued a “stay” blocking implementation of the Obama Administration’s Clean Power Plan rules that aim to cut CO2 emissions from the nation’s power plants until challenges to the regulations can be heard by the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Law and justice, Politics
Tagged Clean Power Plan, climate change, CO2 emissions, Environment, SCOTUS
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Big World Small Planet
Are we doomed? Have we messed up the Earth beyond all hope? News reports about the environment would sure make you think so. From CO2 emissions to deforestation to species extinction; you name it, it seems like humans are totally … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Energy, Environment
Tagged book review, climate change, Earth, nonfiction, planetary boundaries, sustainability
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