In recognition of Earth Day
the theme for this issue:
The Changing Climate
the theme for this issue:
The Changing Climate
The topic of climate change has become so partisan that virtually no one considers - or tolerates - different ideas.
In recognition of Earth Day, the goal of this issue of Energy Today is to offer a series of thoughtful articles about climate change that hopefully inspire a momentary pause.
Recommended articles:
In recognition of Earth Day, the goal of this issue of Energy Today is to offer a series of thoughtful articles about climate change that hopefully inspire a momentary pause.
Recommended articles:
- A Climate Casualty of a Different Kind: Al Gore once told a joke about a man trapped in his home during a flood. It got a big laugh from the crowd - at another's expense.
- Atmospheric services industry may energy from oil and gas: John Gibson, current Chairman of Tudor, Pickering & Holt and former President and CEO of Tervita and Halliburton, thinks the oil and gas sector might transition into an “atmospheric services industry.”
- Ocean Pollution at High-Tide: Everything in the air or on land ends up in the water. Everything.
- Wild Fire: Neither more effective forest management nor curbing climate change alone will solve the growing wildfire problem. Together they can.
- Infrastructure Failure: A special link to the bonus article is sent by email to Members of American Energy Society. If you aren't already a Member, join now!
Many thanks to the following partner-sponsors:
- Orrick
- The Women's Energy Network - their national conference takes place on March 27 - 29 in Denver.
- The Nordic Innovation House
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