global warming/security
et al.: silver lining in oil price crisis — PV NOW!
Friday, March 14th, 2008If there’s a silver lining in the record oil prices, it’s that photovoltaics are more competitive than ever. Too bad that the only president we’ve ever had who understood energy issues left office in 1981.
Meanwhile, the current seat-warmer still blithers about the economy (”I’m coming to you as an optimistic fellow” he prattled today, which […]
Google Palimpsest: critical step toward transparent government!
Thursday, January 31st, 2008Yikes! I’ve been Twittering and sending e-mails about Google Research’s new Palimpsest service (which hasn’t been formally announced, but which Wired wrote about recently, citing sources within Google), but just realized I hadn’t blogged about it!
Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!
IMHO, this could be the critical link in achieving the dream I discussed in my […]
The numbers on how we’re losing fight against terror
Tuesday, July 10th, 2007No, I’m not going to recite the numbers on military losses in Iraq, nor the cost of that miserable adventure. Today’s numbers on how we’re losing the battle against terrorism — not to mention the battle for the hearts and minds of the rest of the word, come not from the battlefield, but the offices […]
Global warming as national security issue? Old news here!
Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007(this is one of the events that transpired while I was incommuniblogicato that I’ll be addressing belatedly because of its importance)…
The news that Director of Intelligence McConnell is has decided it is “entirely appropriate” that the intelligence community do a comprehensive intelligence estimate on the “geopolitical and security implications of global climate change” comes as […]
