I used to admire the work of Jim-Stephanie Sterling, a video game critic/journalist who was notable for being fiercely independent, who loathed having a corporate parent trying to influence their… Read more Cynicism is Cheap and Boring →
The 1922 Encyclopedia Britannica is a fascinating document. Or perhaps I’m just an incredibly boring person. Whatever the equation, it’s something I like to check now and then. If I… Read more How Our Understanding of Climate has Evolved over 100 years (or 110, depending how you count). →
Oh glorious day! The United States is on the verge of passing billions of dollars for funding for renewable energy and climate change programs after Joe Manchin, the swing-vote in… Read more I Shouldn’t Have Called Joe Manchin an Asshat, he’s actually the Darth Vader of Climate Change →
Bad news is part of climate change. I mean, climate change is bad news all around, but climate change headlines can still disappoint with bad news on top of the… Read more Thoughts on Bad News →
After a very awkward and breathtakingly stupid first date between Hollywood and Climate Change with The Day After Tomorrow, future dates were arranged because the first one technically went well… Read more Hollywood and Climate Change (Part 2): A Strained Relationship →
The beginning of Hollywood and Climate Change’s relationship is more embarrassing and awkward than how most lasting relationships start, I’m sure. While film and climate experts may quibble about the… Read more Hollywood and Climate Change (Part 1): a Bad First Date →
Scenario planning is my favorite thing I learned about in a Master of Climate Change (MCC) program at the University of Waterloo. Hands down. I learned about it in an… Read more The Ancient, Rediscovered art of Scenario Planning →
One of the open secrets in the climate change community is that the fossil fuels industry is facing a reckoning, perhaps even a complete and total meltdown, possibly on the… Read more Stranded Assets and Carbon Bombs →
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