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NextGen – and the Age of Renovation

July 6, 2011

What makes the present – this point in history – unique? Does this age have a name? Is this perhaps...

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In(ter)dependence Day

July 6, 2011

Yesterday, the United States celebrated July 4th. National Public Radio (NPR) joined in, beginning on Morning Edition with their annual...

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Let freedom ring!

July 4, 2011

It’s July 4th – Independence Day. So, a question for the occasion… When climate scientists talk with political leaders, is...

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July 4th – Independence Day! Time for gratitude – and liberté oblige.

July 3, 2011

Huh? Liberté oblige? We know what noblesse oblige means. Translated literally, “nobility requires,” it’s the idea that those of noble...

NOAA: 'Unmistakable' Global Warming Continues

NOAA: 'Unmistakable' Global Warming Continues

July 1, 2011

NOAA released the 2010 edition of its annual State of the Climate report this week revealing that Earth’s atmospheric and...

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Thoughts on checking out from a hotel in Austin.

June 30, 2011

One of NOAA’s most innovative and intriguing programs? RISA. The acronym stands for Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments. Imagine a...

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Your work matters.

June 30, 2011

“We can’t get to the $4 trillion in savings that we need by just cutting the 12 percent of the...

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More on cyberthreats

June 28, 2011

Cyberthreats? They’re an undercurrent throughout the newspapers and other print media, broadcast news, and the internet itself. The most ominous...

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Disaster management: cyber-threats

June 27, 2011

Cyber-threats? Nasty. Different. And a focus at this year’s World Conference on Disaster Management. Let’s start with some background  –...

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A future magnitude-9.0+ earthquake on the Cascadia subduction zone

June 24, 2011

“The big one.” Perhaps you’ve heard that term used to refer to some possible future catastrophe.  All too easy to...

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