The ongoing wildfires in Southern California, particularly affecting areas like the Pacific Palisades and Pasadena, highlight the devastation climate change brings to local communities. The author reflects on their personal ties to the region and the increasing intensity of wildfires, linking them to global warming trends. Recognizing the inevitability of climate change exceeding 3°C, they advocate for a pragmatic approach termed “climate realism.”
Automation Is Key to Managing a More Complex Power Grid. These Projects Show How It Could Work.
See how smart grid automation is enhancing power grid reliability, equity, and flexibility. Explore NREL’s innovative solutions.
Maximum power in evolution, ecology and economics
Ludwig Boltzmann suggested that natural selection was fundamentally a struggle among organisms for available energy. Alfred Lotka argued that organisms that capture and use more energy than their competition will […]
The Depletion Paradox
The great drama of American shale production may now be nearing its final act. For years, we have anticipated that the relentless growth in shale output would crest by late […]
40 Years Ago: Carl Sagan testifying before Congress in 1985 on climate change.
40 Years Ago: Carl Sagan testifying before Congress in 1985 on climate change. DECEMBER 10, 1985 “Witnesses testified on how the greenhouse effect will change the global climate system and […]
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