Essay by Eric Worrall The question – why such a bedraggled, wide ranging speech? 19 September 2022 Secretary-General’s remarks at SDG Moment event Excellencies, honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen. Let me begin by expressing […]
Official IPCC estimates of future global warming may be overstated Press Release London, 20 September – A new paper reduces the estimate of climate sensitivity – the amount of warming expected for a doubling of […]
Official IPCC estimates of future global warming may be overstated
Guest “Give ’em Hell” by David Middleton As I have written many times before, the US government is legally obligated to hold annual auctions for oil & gas leases in Gulf of Mexico and […]
Guest “Give ’em Hell” by David Middleton As I have written many times before, the US government is legally obligated to hold annual auctions for oil & gas leases in Gulf of Mexico and […]
”… this action belongs two blocks over at the General Assembly and not before this court …”
Ronald Stein, P.E. is an engineer and Founder of PTS Advance, drawing upon decades of project management and business development experiences.
By recognising the sulfur crisis now, we can develop national and international policies to manage future sulfur demand, increase resource recycling, and develop alternative cheap supplies which have minimal environmental and social impact.
In the 16th Century, coal saved the forests of Britain and Europe from total extinction. My question, who or what will save the forests this time?
According to The Guardian, poor countries will demand a global carbon tax this week on airline travel, shipping fuel and fossil fuel extraction.
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