Photo by Pixabay from pexels.com Last week, I presented some background information about the Climate Leadership and Environmental Action for our Nation’s Future Act (CLEAN) and how it can help
Ice Cores – Global Temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and other Natural Phenomena Antarctica has been cold for a long time. Each year a new layer of snow and ice builds up,
The CLEAN Future Act: Introduction and the Power Sector In the world of renewable energy, 2050 is the agreed upon goal for the date at which atmospheric carbon should be
Last week we talked about glaciers and their impact on climate change. This week, we’ll be going into more depth while also discussing other topics such as vegetation and corals.
Why is ERCOT a bad system? ERCOT is a flawed energy system that the Texas state government isn’t willing to fix anytime soon. The issue begins with politicians that don’t
So far, we’ve looked at land temperatures and ocean temperatures separately. Here’s a graph which combines both the earth’s land and ocean temperatures dating back to 1880. Figure 3-9
Photo by Kaique Rocha, Pexels.com What is PacWave? The first of its kind, formally known as the Pacific Marine Energy Center South Energy Test Site, is a U.S. Energy Department
This week we’ll be talking more about Climate Change and its impact over the years on the planet. Was there an update from 2019? The 2010’s was the hottest decade
Climate Change Concerning the next several blogs of the “Sustainability Matters” series, we will consider the science behind climate change. What we learn from climate science is one of the
ERCOT has been a hot topic in the news as most of the state of Texas has been without power for several days until very recently. This was a catastrophe
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