Tag: Global Warming
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Episode #21: The Carbon Footprint of Food with Jack Mizner
This second part in a three part series on food, organized by Kathy Issacson and Phil Pohl, features Jack Mizner of Sandia National Labs. Jack talks us through the idea…
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Agriculture Spurs Warming
A quick technorati search this morning gave me a general idea of an issue that is on many people’s minds: agriculture is responsible for a large percentage of greenhouse gas…
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Paralyzed
Reading over Chris Lydon’s musings from the Symi Symposium in Greece left me feeling melancholy and despairing; and a thought that has been crystallizing in my mind just started running…
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Institutionalizing Innovation
Innovation, by its very nature, is difficult to institutionalize. Innovation requires free and open environments where people can be creative, explore their own interests, and leverage available resources. Institutions rely…
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Pyrolysis
Continuing on the idea of agricultural wastes, we move to pyrolysis, a term used to describe the conversion of biomass (and non-biological waste products, as well) into constituent elements by…
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Global Warming in Africa
Some parts of the world are more vulnerable to a worldwide natural disturbance like global warming. Areas subject to drought and desertification are on the top of that list. In…
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Back to Blogging
I’ve been MIA in the blogosphere for well over a month now. No excuses, just haven’t felt the need to be blogging lately. Its certainly true that the global warming…
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Global Warming and the Press
Last week Senator Inhofe used his position as the outgoing chairman of the Senate’s Environment Committee to harangue the press: “Much of the mainstream media has subverted its role as…
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Global Warming and Poverty
In the comment section of my most recent post, Tim from Kiva writes: The frustration lies in how the global warming cause can be a middle-to-upper middle class cause. Someone…
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Good Riddance
Yesterday was Senator James Inhofe’s (R-Ok) last hurrah as the chairman of the Senate’s Environment Committee. As can be expected, Inhofe took this last chance to reiterate his position that…
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