Keep Cool

Hey, Hope you had a nice long weekend if you’re in the U.S. and got Labor Day off — I sure needed it after moving to Philly this week and spending Saturday running around New York. Will be back in NYC plenty for work this month, as well as, of course, for climate week. I’d say reach out and we can meet up, but honestly, I won’t have time for much more than what’s already planned, if that.

Hi there, Hope you had a great weekend and a nice ~ten days. Nothing too exciting on my end, other than to say I’m headed back to the East Coast after a summer spent predominantly in California. Hope to see many of you in New York for climate week, which is somehow already less than a month away.

Late last year, I wrote an article describing a startup I would like to exist, namely a company (or research organization) focused on advancing capacity to both target where cloud seeding operations should be conducted and to assess, measure, and monitor their efficacy.

Hi there, No cheeky intro today, I’m tired and wrapping this up late on a Sunday night 🥱.

Hey there, Hope you had a nice weekend. Not to bring the vibes down but a lot of people across North America and Europe certainly didn’t have great weekends as fires in France, Spain, as well as in Canada and most recently the Pacific Northwest either sparked or intensified. Almost 300,000 people in France and Spain have now been displaced by fires this summer.

Hello hello, Been a minute since I put together a longer post for you all. This synthesis covers a few topics I hadn’t seen covered comprehensively in any one place, though this Carbon Brief article is great and gets close.

Hello from Germany, Hope you’re all keeping cool out there. It’s hot here in Europe but not as hot as the heatwave a few weeks ago that killed 10,000+ people. Grim opener, sorry, but sometimes we gotta remember the urgency of what’s at stake in a world with an actively, acceleratingly changing climate. • U.S. oil production has continued to hit new all time highs last year (and likely this year_, preserving the country’s status as the world’s largest oil producer. Link.

Hello hello, Halfway through the year! Can’t believe it. Hope all of you in Europe are surviving the brutal heatwave, certainly helps cast all the updates and work we’re focused on in these pages in starker relief. I’ll be heading out to Europe on Thursday myself, with my first stop in Berlin.

Hey there, Thanks for the patience on this one; been a bit busier of late and anticipate being so for much of the summer and fall. As such, I may start sending the news roundups on a biweekly versus weekly basis. TBD. Figured I’d still get this one out as there’s notable movement on the Iran war and its impact on oil market dislocations, plus some sunnier updates on solar power as it continues ‘eating the world,’ as the saying goes. All that and more below.

Hello hello, Sadly I did not succeed in spotting a jaguar last week in Belize, but night hikes in the jungle were still replete with scorpions, tarantulas, toads and frogs, possums, many a bird, and much more. In lieu of a successful jaguar sighting, what I can offer four more new poems of mine, published in various online lit mags → here, here, here, and here.