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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Big Oil’s been busy in all sorts of bad ways It is hard to exaggerate just how strenuously President Big Oil Stooge has been sucking at Big Oil’s greasy tit.…
Early on in the creation of the series The Steep Climes Quartet, I wrote a post for my newly configured website. The website was reconfigured to support the series and…
Today, I’m writing about the group Climate Defiance. I’m also writing about climate defiance, lowercase, by which I mean the application of public shaming of executives of fossil fuel corporations,…
Can’t a billionaire get better writers? The headlines are full of Bill Gates touting some version of “Bill Gates Doesn’t Think Climate Change is Important.” It is hysterical. The general…
There seems ever more to worry about these days. There’s nothing made up about our deep concerns, unfortunately, and worry is part of the nature of humanity. Put as plainly…