The Time For Talk Is Over

by | Apr 16, 2010 | Blog

Memo’s Don’t Work, Committees Don’t Work, We Need A Grassroots Program Who started the Russian Revolution? It wasn’t the Czar and it wasn’t the Government. It was the people; the Bolshevists. They changed Russia forever. Who started the movement to...

Congress Can’t Help; Corporations Won’t

by | Apr 16, 2010 | Blog

Thankfully the mood of this country seems to be changing. Some people are getting a little nervous, and rightfully so. I still think we need to do more and we need to move faster. I know it is difficult to react to something when it is not slapping you in the face...

One Answer to Climate Change

by | Apr 15, 2010 | Blog

We are unlikely to stop climate change at this point based on the very simple observation that both ice caps, and virtually every glacier on earth, are melting and decreasing in size. Furthermore, the tundra has warmed sufficiently to begin to release methane....

Does Global Warming Stir Up More Violent Storms?

by | Sep 3, 2008 | Blog

In the wake of Gustav, three more tropical storms are lining up to pummel U.S. coasts. The increased frequency of hurricanes and tropical storms this season has stirred up the debate about whether global warming causes violent weather. Many scientists and...

Jerry Brown’s Plan to Increase Energy Efficiency

by | Aug 22, 2008 | Blog

Like many of us, California Attorney General Jerry Brown is concerned about the world’s energy appetite and its repercussions for the environment (see our Aug. 20 post). Brown is one of several national leaders invited by “The Wall Street Journal” to share his ideas...

How Would You Use U.S. Resources to Save the World?

by | Aug 20, 2008 | Blog

On its opinion page “The Wall Street Journal” has sparked debate among top political and business leaders on how to allocate our diminishing resources to solve the world’s growing problems. Their challenge: “How would you spend $10 billion of American resources...