One of the hardest things to notice sometimes is absence. Florida’s diminished water management systems carries forward on past momentum, still issuing press releases and reports about water management projects, still issuing environmental and water use permits, still holding governing … Continue reading
John Cook, creator of the very valuable climate change website, Skeptical Science, lays out the sequence of denial arguments: It’s not happening. It’s not us. It’s not bad. It’s too hard. I suppose it is progress that Senator Marco Rubio … Continue reading
Widespread concern about climate change goes back at least as far as this 1958 Frank Capra documentary: It is doubtful, therefore, that the new draft report from the “National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee” will change many minds. Nor, probably, … Continue reading
After the long string of words in recent posts, how about some pretty graphics? The “National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee” released last week their most recent draft Climate Assessment. You can access and comment upon all 30 chapters … Continue reading
Don’t worry about Hurricane Isaac. Rick Scott reassured Mitt Romney about the Republican convention in Tampa: “I told him that we are ready. This is what we do.” I can’t resist posting again a video from last year. One reason … Continue reading