Concentration of CO2 in the Atmosphere
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A Challenging New Year Ahead
A new year is here. 2024 did not end up as many of us hoped for. And, yes, we have our work cut out for us now more than ever—as part an organization and as a community of millions of people who care deeply about justice, freedom, equity, and building […]
I want to mention again something David Zuckerman (Lieutenant Governor of VT) stated and that was in my last letter from the publisher: “Sunday, July 21, 2024 was the warmest day on Earth in 125,000 years. Monday (July 22, 2024) was warmer [than that]. In the next two decades, the UN estimates that the number […]
Michael Cohen
The U.S. Supreme Court has been in the news lately. The end of the session, many court observers know, brings a number of important and controversial rulings out. Especially, those related to environmental quality, climate and health of our communities, because these rulings will have serious impact on the progress toward […]
Toby acts as a moderator at the September 2023 Isleboro Energy Conference. (Marjorie Mills)
Submitted by Janis Petzel, MD, Islesboro ME
Green Energy Times lost one of its own in July 2024 with the passing of writer and G.E.T. distributor Toby Martin. Toby,a long-time resident of Islesboro, Maine, was one of those quirky, […]
I want to start with something that David Zuckerman (Lieutenant Governor of Vermont) recently stated in a newsletter:
“Sunday, July 21, 2024 was the warmest day on Earth in 125,000 years. Monday (July 22, 2024) was warmer. In the next two decades, the United Nations estimates that the number of people uprooted from their homes […]
Frank Stiebel
With much sadness, we recently learned of the death of Frank Stiebel, which happened on May 7 after an illness. He was known, loved and respected by people from all over.
Frank was born on November 8th, 1957 in Gottingen, Germany. He came to the United States in 1981 […]
Happy Summer!
It’s solar season. Now that is better than Season of the Sticks, but I sure love that song. However, it is the season of the ticks and bugs. Guess we have to take the good with the bad. Be sure to read our article about bug relief on p.38. Summer also means massive […]
What crazy times we continue to experience! The winter was probably the strangest one ever for most of us.
It may go without saying that Green Energy Times (G.E.T.) is more important than ever, as we endeavor to bring solutions to our ever-growing number of readers.
Solutions are what G.E.T. is all about.
While […]
Looking through this issue of Green Energy Times, I feel the dismay of the times, but I am also filled with hope. It is clear that we have challenges, but it may be even more clear that we have hope.
The article on the front page titled, “The World Is Burning Around Us, Elmo,” reminds […]
The Gulf Stream by RedAndr, CC-BY-SA 4.0 (https://bit.ly/AMOC_map).
George Harvey
Each year, when Green Energy Times publishes an article about Earth Day, it seems to come out too late to be in readers’ hands when Earth Day happens. G.E.T. comes out every other month, and we usually have the choice of carrying the […]
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