Category Archives: Climate change

US adopts the Ostrich as new climate change logo

Posted on May 24, 2011 by I Michael Grossman

The Navy announced that they are planning to police expanding world seas that will cover about a fifth more of the earth, the result of melting ice in the Arctic. Continue reading →

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The United State of Shortsightedness?

Posted on April 26, 2011 by I Michael Grossman

Congresses’ new zero based budget trend is healthy, though sacred cows limit the options. Military spending won’t be touched since the folks we put in congress are of the “it’s-always-been-done-that-way” mindset. Of course the biggest reason for budgetary untouchables is … Continue reading →

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World grain production falling

Posted on February 3, 2011 by I Michael Grossman

In Northern China there is a heavily agricultural area the size of South Korea that has gone without needed rainfall for 120 days Continue reading →

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What the Flat-Earthers don’t know in the coming battle with the EPA

Posted on December 31, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

(Why pro-green folks will have their cake and eat it too.) With the initial phases of the new environmental regulations set to kick in, the flat-earthers are lining up to do battle. The plan is to emasculate the EPA with budget cuts that make enforcement increasingly difficult. Add to that the … Continue reading →

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Can you spot what is missing from planet earth?

Posted on September 19, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

You don’t see polar ice caps. And if you think this is photoshop science fiction, think again. This week the My Green Mind blog reports the Arctic Sea has melted so dramatically in the last four summers, that researchers … Continue reading →

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What if Green Isn’t Even Possible?

Posted on July 29, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

So we’re supposed to throw up our hands and wait for the tusunami? Nope, says Lomborg. A better solution is a huge, federally subsidized R&D investment in solid-state physics and electrics engineering. Its aim is to make solar power cost-beneficial for the common electricity user. Continue reading →

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Island's disappearance giving pause to climate change doubters.

Posted on April 12, 2010 by I Michael Grossman

Those who dispute climate change may want to plan their next vacation on beautiful New Moore Island, a tiny paradise in the Bay of Bengal in the Sunderbans. If you go, don’t worry about the dispute that’s been raging for years over … Continue reading →

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