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An example of Killing to Extinction is the near-miss demise of the Northern elephant seal of California. If you haven’t seen a male elephant seal the wild, you have really missed something

I was dreaming of a world last night where we had a perfect energy source.

This reprise has been prompted by a conversation with a colleague who’s only understanding of Climate Change or Global Warming has been gleaned from NPR/CNN/PBS and Main Stream Media.  Part 2

This reprise has been prompted by a conversation with a colleague who’s only understanding of Climate Change or Global Warming has been gleaned from NPR/CNN/PBS and Main Stream Media. 

Gas cooking stoves are blamed for children's respiratory illnesses, like asthma, widely in the literature.  Almost none of the studies actually measure the exposure of the child to the putative cause.

I decided to use the yin-yang framework as the basis for a philosophy of science talk.

Are you willing to forego any future raises?

Today’s global market is one of broken price signals, starting with energy. High oil/gas/coal prices mean the world is desperate for more, yet global production is being stifled by the class of people that have never sat...

...Estonia will be by no means the only nation that will not tolerate so gross a series of harms directed at its population.

Why, then, the continuing worldwide pandemic of panic about the mildly warmer weather we are enjoying?

And why did they not admit that mitigation even at a global scale – as already proven in the pandemic of 2020 – would have imperceptible effect on climate?

... the politicians who promised a massive double-dip to the lawyers out of supposed taxpayer damages, and any enablers, will face serious questions about their fidelity to fiduciary obligations.

...throwing out the furnace just before winter starts is not part of the solution.

How sorely we shall miss her, and how fondly we shall remember the feast of innocent merriment she laid before us, as the reign of the Climate King begins.

An extremely powerful commentary from Neil Oliver