More Info On COP 28
We have posted multiple times on the current climate summit, but we feel this is merited because we are at a more dangerous than ever point regarding catastrophic climate issues. Consequently, the outcome of […]
Pressure Builds to Eliminate Fossil Fuel Use as Oil Executive Takes Over Climate Talks
Unites States is the world’s second ranked carbon polluter behind China. It produces 5,416 millions of tons of C02, almost twice that of India which is number three in the world in carbon pollution. […]
Small Temperature Increases Bring Large Consequences
Things are becoming more critical than many believe. Much hinges on what the on-going COP meeting produces, but many are not optimistic. Read the original article here at Yahoo News. Comments by OSFR historian […]
Carbon Capture and Storage – ‘False Solution’ or Vital Tool to Curb Emissions?
The world has been slow to implement its optimistic projections and promises to reduce carbon emissions. Reducing them at the source before they are released into the atmosphere is an option but has its […]
Reducing Carbon In the Atmosphere
Removing greenhouse gasses from the air has been an issue of tremendous interest as we see more and more effects of a changing climate. One of these ways now has a commercial plant in California. […]
Free Webinar On Climate Change
The following was sent to me from the series of “The Invading Sea” by Florida Atlantic University. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it […]
FERC And Washington Rubber-Stamp Pipeline Expansion Request
“According to FERC’s own analysis, the expanded pipeline will cause $8.8 billion in damages, and contribute 1.9 million metric tons of carbon per year in pollution…” FERC is up to its old tricks of rubber-stamping […]
Climate Change Is Important to People
The ugly fact remains that the United States of America is number two in the world in polluting our planet, after China and ahead of India. This is shameful, a feeling shared by tens of […]
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