The Bloomberg Carbon Clock – December
The monthly values reflect the cyclical or seasonal changes in an inexorably upward secular trend. Check out the graph of […]
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A Reminder…The sources of greenhouse gases can be grouped into five categories
Transportation is the biggest, perhaps electric vehicles will reduce this number, over time. Hydrogen is still on the list. Electricity
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Increase in marine heat waves threatens coastal habitats.
With continued warming, Chesapeake Bay will suffer extreme heat for half the year by 2100 Heat waves—like the one that
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Sorting things out: Go ‘big’ or ‘small’ on climate solutions?
What can we do about climate change? To be effective, do we need to start and stay big? Or is
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The biggest green hydrogen hub in the US could be coming soon to Mississippi
From CT.org: Hydrogen is an important part of America’s comprehensive energy program. The United States could see its biggest green
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A Comprehensive, Long-Range City Finance Plan Using a Pro Forma Sources and Uses Process.
A BORROWED TERM, A Professional Accounting Viewpoint. CharacterTowns.org has taken the accounting term, source and uses of funds, and contorted
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Can Removing Highways Fix America’s Cities?
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Built in the 1950s to speed suburban commuters to and from downtown, Rochester’s Inner Loop destroyed hundreds
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Walmart Billionaire Marc Lore Is Planning a $500 Billion “City of the Future”
Called “Telosa,” the urban center could potentially house up to five million residents somewhere in the American Southwest While other
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Classical Learning Systems
In The Character of Physical Law, Richard Feynman explains the main differences in the traditions of how mathematical reasoning is
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Overlooked No More: Louise Blanchard Bethune, Who Changed the Face of Buffalo.
From the NY Times Louise Blanchard Bethune is widely considered to have been the first American woman to become a