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What About Today?

Why are we so worried about what the world will look like in 2050? In that year, this pundit will be 102 years old and most likely dead.  While not denying that our stewardship of the planet is an obligation, perhaps our focus is misplaced.  Climate Change, Climate Change, Climate Change has become the mantra

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Reports of Fossil Fuels Demise Premature? – Renewables Remain Marginalized?

Who would have thought that in the summer with temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit the wind would stop blowing. According to NOAA, “The main cause of wind is a little surprising.  It’s actually temperature.  More specifically, it’s differences in temperature between different areas.”  With a major Atmospheric High Pressure parked over a large geographic area,

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Houston . . .

“The Eagle has landed,” and fifty years ago mankind had accomplished the heretofore seemingly impossible.  Two men on the moon became a game changer and not in just the way most believe. Yes, technology advancement owes much to these early space pioneers traceable to the 1950s; realistically a long process going back much further.  Aerospace

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