Bookmarks:
Corrupt science • Question for my followers and web-active people • I can’t believe they did this.
Continue reading Guess Who’s Been Secretly Funding a Famous Climate Change–Denying Scientist?
Tag Archives: Global warming
Reducing our carbon footprint – by design
I don’t hold with those who want to blame global warming wholly on American industry and American cars. The slashing-burning of hundreds of square miles of Amazon rain forest each day, and the air pollution in Mexico City and Beijing, show the need for a global response.
There are two principal ways human beings can reduce greenhouse gases: (1) covering more land with green plants that will consume carbon dioxide from the air; and (2) reducing our carbon dioxide emissions.
Some simple considerations of architecture address both concerns.
35,000 Walruses Are All Crowded Together In One Spot — And It Signals Something Ominous
Marty Cobb murder, etc.
Polar bears aren’t teddy bears; etc.
(Originally posted 02/10/14.)
Bookmarks:
To get bail, money talks
Polar bears aren’t all warm fuzzies.
Private planes are nice, but won’t make you happy
A Jewish view of charity
To get bail, money talks
Bottom line: all across the country, tens of thousands of men and women are behind bars who are not guilty of any crime.
They’re there because they couldn’t post bail.
Continue reading Polar bears aren’t teddy bears; etc.
Arctic vortex
Back when I was a child, in Ohio in the early 1960s, I can remember times when temperatures dropped into the teens, or even significantly below zero. There would sometimes be thick frost on the windows. (Does that still happen in Ohio now? I wonder how cold it must get for that to happen.) No one used the language “polar vortex” or “arctic vortex” back then. Maybe — 50 years ago — such language did not yet exist.
Hot under the collar in public schools
Attack of the white people
* Guess Who’s Been Secretly Funding a Famous Climate Change–Denying Scientist?
* Reducing our carbon footprint – by design
I don’t hold with those who want to blame global warming wholly on American industry and American cars. The slashing-burning of hundreds of square miles of Amazon rain forest each day, and the air pollution in Mexico City and Beijing, show the need for a global response.
There are two principal ways human beings can reduce greenhouse gases: (1) covering more land with green plants that will consume carbon dioxide from the air; and (2) reducing our carbon dioxide emissions.
Some simple considerations of architecture address both concerns.
Continue reading * Reducing our carbon footprint – by design
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