While pruning our honeysuckle arbor, I received a garden surprise. I did a double-take to my left and found myself staring at Ollie, who watched my progress from about five feet away.
Urban Environmentalist
Crocosmia
Crocosmia presents a slightly surrealistic view of a summer garden as a hummingbird feeds on the Crocosmia blooms
Viruses, Vaccines, and Antibodies
Early-stage virus protection and avoidance along with rapid vaccine development and distribution will be a winning combination in future pandemics.
Running our Cities on Clean Energy
Clean regional power generation will be required for most cities to make significant progress towards running on 100 percent clean energy.
2050 and 2035: Failure and Hope for the Climate Crisis
The climate crisis arrived at our doorsteps with unexpected rapidity and vigor. Events foretold for 50 years from now are unfolding long before their predicted time.
Charge That Baby Up
The rise of the EV (Electric Vehicle) is forcing a change. The new MPG is Kilowatt-Hours Per 100 Miles or ‘kWh/100.’
Boats, Cars, and Zero Emissions
Long-range, fast-charging batteries will change the future of electric vehicles. Once this happens, the development of a network of charging stations will follow.
Earthlings and Their Junk
Perhaps low orbit space will be the next big junkyard for us earthlings, so we can continue on our merry way, cutting costs by leaving our trash for future generations to clean up.
Lawns, Gardens, and Environmental Protection
Maintaining and protecting the environment is a massive task. Less lawn and efficient irrigation are a start.
The more methane hypothesis
The EPA mission to protect the environment will be fulfilled by releasing more methane—what?