The Pace of Change – too slow for survival
The Pace of Change – too slow for survival
January 17, 2025
Our species is facing the interconnected global cr —>> read more –>>
January 17, 2025
Our species is facing the interconnected global cr —>> read more –>>
December 28, 2024
In the past, I have ended the year with a post tit —>> read more –>>
December 25, 2024
The tsunami of billionaires that has washed across —>> read more –>>
October 29, 2024
Much is made here and elsewhere of the extreme con —>> read more –>>
November 26, 2023
The December 2023 issue of Scientific American con —>> read more –>>
April 24, 2023
Several years ago, I came on the news that deep-se —>> read more –>>
January 1, 2023
Yesterday as I was taking a walk up and down Warre —>> read more –>>
March 1, 2020
Back in the early and mid ‘70s both Karen and I wo —>> read more –>>
December 9, 2019
Over 90% of plastic materials in consumer items and packaging end up in landfill dumps. Time for industry to take responsibility for their waste.
October 4, 2019
The New Yorker published “Value Meal: Impossible Foods wants to save the world by inventing a better burger” by Tad Friend in the 9/30/2019 issue. During the introductory paragraphs the following statistic was cited: Every four pounds of beef you eat contributes to as much global warming as flying from New York to London—and the average American eats that much each month.
September 6, 2019
Friday 9/6/2019 Over the last several months I hav —>> read more –>>
August 20, 2018
The earth is burdened by the tsunami of plastic refuse that will never degrade. Government needs to protect us from capitalist enterprises delight in externalizing costs to our detriment and their short-term benefit.
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