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The Steep Climes Quartet

Let’s Talk About Climate Optimism and Hope That We Can Write about Doing Something About Climate Change

A main concern of climate fiction, at least if you’re inclined to read academic essays or delve into an analysis of The Climate Fiction Writers League, is to build stories…

By David GuenetteJanuary 2, 2026Leave a comment
Other Writing

How Do I (Big Oil) Love Thee (Big Oil)? Let Me Count the Money, Despite the Costs

The fossil fuel industry’s war against the world   Sure, the fossil fuel industry is powerful, but this only means we should go after it as hard as we can.…

By David GuenetteDecember 28, 2025Leave a comment
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The Edge of the Grid: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Regulatory, Technical, and Economic Conditions for DER and VPP Deployment (2025–2030)

Executive Analysis: The Triad of Modernization The transformation of the American electrical grid from a centralized, unidirectional system into a distributed, multi-directional network represents one of the most complex industrial…

By David GuenetteDecember 28, 2025Leave a comment
Other Writing

Climate Fiction, Optimism, and Realism

“On the Urgency of Climate Change, Creating Hope in a Crisis, and the Limits of Western Storytelling: A Roundtable on Our Climate Futures with Libia Brenda, Vandana Singh, Gu Shi,…

By David GuenetteDecember 15, 2025Leave a comment
Other Writing

Let’s Go Big on the Clean Energy Transition

Why Bet on Big Oil When Fossil Fuels Are Clearly Not the Future? “The clean energy transition is projected to be a strategic necessity for long-term economic stability, characterized by…

By David GuenetteDecember 13, 2025December 16, 2025Leave a comment
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Economic Trajectories of the Clean Energy Transition: A Multi-Temporal Analysis of Consequences to 2100

Deep Research Gemini prompt: Analyze both negative and positive economic consequences of a transition to clean energy by 2035, 2050, and 2100, respectively, breaking out consequences for the general economy…

By David GuenetteDecember 13, 2025Leave a comment
The Steep Climes Quartet

Fun with Apocalypse, Part 2

I’d written a post titled “Fun with Apocalypse”, on July 10, 2023, as I was in the last editorial review and rewrite stages for Kill Well, the first book of…

By David GuenetteDecember 5, 2025Leave a comment
Snips of Passing Interests

Extinctions are Interesting in Relation to Climate Change

Phrases I’d never imagined writing: “lesser extinction events” or “extinctions are interesting”  This post is about “Extinctions and Optimism: What a recent study says and doesn’t say about extinctions,” by…

By David GuenetteDecember 1, 2025Leave a comment
Other Writing

Putting the Bite of Law on Fossil Fuel Corruption

There’s no valid defense against the conclusion that fossil fuel energy systems expanding emissions of greenhouse gases is criminal… well, except the current law I say there’s need for as…

By David GuenetteNovember 24, 2025Leave a comment
Snips of Passing Interests

Let’s Not Worry So Much About “Climate Thought Police”

Andy Revkin likes Roger Pielke’s recent Substack, but it seems to me we all have better things to do Andy Rivkin writes Sustain What on Substack, and a post of…

By David GuenetteNovember 19, 2025November 19, 2025Leave a comment

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The Steep Climes Quartet
  • Let’s Talk About Climate Optimism and Hope That We Can Write about Doing Something About Climate Change
  • Fun with Apocalypse, Part 2
  • Writing The Steep Climes Quartet, Part 2: Economics in Climate Fiction
  • Climate Change and the Human Condition
  • Writing Villains on Both Sides in Climate Fiction
  • Why We Write: A look back at why the heck I’m writing a four-book climate fiction series
  • Climate Change in the Berkshires: Wednesday, September 24, 6:00 p.m., at David and Joyce Milne Public Library
  • The Complex Dynamics of Electricity Costs: Navigating Renewable Integration, Infrastructure Strain, and Policy Shifts
  • More Amazon Reviews for Dear Josephine
  • Single Issue Politics in the Time of Crisis… and What Over Brooklyn Hills Has to Say About It

Other Writing
  • How Do I (Big Oil) Love Thee (Big Oil)? Let Me Count the Money, Despite the Costs
  • Climate Fiction, Optimism, and Realism
  • Let’s Go Big on the Clean Energy Transition
  • Putting the Bite of Law on Fossil Fuel Corruption
  • OBBBA and PUHCA: Rigging and a Runaround

Snips of Passing Interests
  • Extinctions are Interesting in Relation to Climate Change
  • Let’s Not Worry So Much About “Climate Thought Police”
  • Climate Defiance
  • The Headlines are Full of Bill Gates’ Latest Wisdom—It’s Hysterical!
  • Democracy, Climate Action, Climate Fiction… and Criminality
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