Perspectives

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Forgiveness, busyness, the U.S. brain drain, and the passing of Steve Jobs

October 6, 2011

When the length of the title threatens to be longer than the post itself, when the title expresses seemingly separate,...

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Social Sustainability

October 1, 2011

[It’s the weekend…a chance to step back from that hectic workplace we discussed in the previous post and regroup…maybe allow...

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A Real World that Works.

September 29, 2011

Back in 1969, Peter Drucker, the great management guru, writing in his book, The Age of Discontinuity, famously said, “To...

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Outed…as an ENFP

September 28, 2011

What’s new in Climate, Etc.? Judith Curry’s latest post considers recent research by Weiler, Keller and Olex, published in the...

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Stimulus packages…and truly critical infrastructure

September 23, 2011

Critical infrastructure? If you’re a young reader you can’t remember a time when this phrase wasn’t in the nation’s vocabulary....

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Are you and your federal disaster assistance being held hostage?

September 23, 2011

Residents of the east coast hit hard by flooding and wind damage from hurricanes Irene and Lee might be forgiven...

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More on resilience…and its relation to the “myth of Easter Island’s ecocide.”

September 22, 2011

The great thing about the blogosphere is that when you pause from your labors and look over your shoulder, you...

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Resilience

September 21, 2011

I continue to have problems with resilience. Stop right there! I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking “Of course you...

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Social Security, FEMA disaster assistance, and other safety nets.

September 18, 2011

A colleague – one whom I greatly respect – recently challenged me. “Bill,” he said, “you like to write op-eds....

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On garnering resources needed to cope with “slow-onset” hazards.

September 16, 2011

Continuing the thread of the previous post: “The threats from climate change, sea rise, drought and desertification, food security and...

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