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When it comes to writing I have wide interests. I hope that is not simply another way of declaring that I’m shallow and pretentious. The beauty about writing is that the writer can say whatever he or she (or xe, for the gender non-affixed) wants to about his or her (or xer) own work, but it is the reader that has the real say.

Other Writing

Why I Haven’t Installed Solar Power and Batteries

Hey, I know the acronyms: DER, VPP, REC, FEOC, SMART, FRCEC, PPA, ESHEP… I recently went through the process of reviewing options for a 12.32 kW Solar Electric System with…

By David GuenetteOctober 19, 2025Leave a comment
Other Writing

Blues Skies by T.C. Boyle: Oh You Humans!

C. Boyle has entered the climate fiction arena before—A Friend of the Earth (2000) comes to mind—but I suspect that Boyle doesn’t see any of his work as primarily climate…

By David GuenetteOctober 15, 20251 Comment
Other Writing

Matt Martinez of The Berkshire Eagle Writes Me Up!

You’d usually find in the post category of “DRG’s Writings” non-The Steep Climes Quartet writing of mine, or climate fiction reviews, or some sort of pontificating,  but when the spotlight…

By David GuenetteMay 10, 2025Leave a comment
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My Report About EROI, Written by AI

When you read widely about climate change and renewable energy you come across a bunch of articles about what’s wrong with very concept of the renewable energy transition. Often, such…

By David GuenetteApril 24, 2025April 25, 2025Leave a comment
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What Can You Do About Climate Change?

[Author’s note: I’ve written earlier versions of this short essay, but recently I’ve been exploring AI and clarifying what AI can do for me.  Much of my attention has been…

By David GuenetteApril 21, 2025April 21, 2025Leave a comment
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Growing Energy Demand and the 2600 GW of Renewables Waiting “In the Interconnect Queue”: I Asked AI to Explain

A recent post of mine, “The Truth Will Out,” discussed not only Trump’s reactionary stance on climate change and the general lack of sense in pushing for long-term expansion of…

By David GuenetteApril 12, 2025Leave a comment
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The Displacements, A Novel by Bruce Holsinger, Has Climate Change Manifest as Place Change

The Displacements, by Bruce Holsinger, was published by Riverhead Books in 2022, so I’m not beating myself up for only recently finding it, and I’ll admit to liking the book…

By David GuenetteJanuary 26, 2025Leave a comment
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Plot- and Character Development-wise, Snowflake involves Thinking about Killing Trump

I’m sure I can’t tell you why I find myself thinking about the novel, Snowflake: A Novel, by Arthur Jeon, a novel that fits within the odd category of “climate…

By David GuenetteJanuary 24, 2025Leave a comment
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Jake Bittle’s The Great Displacement: Climate Change and the Next American Migration Never Quite Arrives

When I review books, typically the books are climate fiction. Here, though, is a non-fiction climate change book review. I’ll confess this right up front in these thoughts on Jake…

By David GuenetteNovember 30, 2024Leave a comment
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My Latest Column in The Berkshire Eagle

Thanks to The Berkshire Eagle for publishing another of my columns, part of a project by Citizens’ Climate Lobby’s Berkshire Chapter Media Team. Today, April 22, 2024, my second column,…

By David GuenetteApril 22, 2024Leave a comment

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The Steep Climes Quartet
  • 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
  • Early Amazon reviews for Dear Josephine
  • The Future of Climate Change in the Berkshires: May 21, 6:30 p.m., Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield; May 23, 4:00 p.m., Mason Library, Great Barrington
  • The Future of Climate Change in the Berkshires Talk at Griswold Memorial Library, May 14, 6:00 p.m.

Other Writing
  • Why I Haven’t Installed Solar Power and Batteries
  • Blues Skies by T.C. Boyle: Oh You Humans!
  • Matt Martinez of The Berkshire Eagle Writes Me Up!
  • My Report About EROI, Written by AI
  • What Can You Do About Climate Change?

Snips of Passing Interests
  • Democracy, Climate Action, Climate Fiction… and Criminality
  • New Gas Generator Plants and the Plan to Flood the (Electricity Demand Growth) Zone
  • Is Big Oil Overpromising and Underdelivering?
  • I’m Rubber, You’re Glue: Robert Bryce, Fossil Fuel Shill, is just one of the many attacking Bill McKibben and his latest book, Here Comes the Sun
  • New Atlantis is a Fossil Fuel Shill Factory
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