(This is a cross-post from one I made at Futurist.com)The City of Seattle reported that its on-target to its Kyoto goals. That is fabulous. There�s a conference of Mayor�s meeting there this week that includes other global warming luminaries as well

Appears to be a good show so far, about 10 minutes in. It's a bit interrupted by fire news. Global warming news interrupting global warming ne

Depending on which south you're in, the world is drying up around you or burning up around you. I work in the Pacific Northwest, where warmer and wetter seems to be the prevailing crystal-ball fuzz about us and global warming. The conversation went

This morning I found a Washington Post story re-printed on page A16 of the Seattle Times. Pretty well buried. "Kansas cites carbon emmions in blocking coal plants," by Steven Mufson. Good for Kansas.Good for us, too. The ruling by the Kansas Department

I get an email called something like "The Homeland Security Daily Wire" every day at work. One topic in yesterday's email was the drought in the south. It showed up again in the paper today - in an AP article, so it's probably in everyone's paper today.

It's amazing how much grumbling has been going on about the Nobel Prize award today. But maybe that's a sign of how good and important the work is. Peace requires a world without resource wars. Think about Maslow's hierarchy. It defines those things