International Carbon Equivalent Mechanism Attributed to Neutrality (ICEMAN) is a methodology that applies established sciences and protocols developed for the calculation of greenhouse gas emissions to provide a quantitative measure of factors that reduce or mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. This quantitative measure then becomes an attribute by which consumers and buyers of products can evaluate […]
As the general populace becomes more aware of—and more concerned about—climate change, the green movement has gained a great deal of momentum in the market. Consumers are eager to buy products that are more environmentally friendly, that have a lower carbon footprint, that are more “green.” Obviously, this is a good trend—but it has given […]
For decades, governments around the world—including the government of the United States—have endeavored to pass legislation to combat climate change. World leaders have gathered at international summits and conventions, negotiating treaties and protocols. But when it comes to actually implementing measures to achieve greenhouse gas reduction goals, many countries—including the U.S.—have fallen woefully short. History […]
Why do I say there is no such thing as a climate denier? Because the fact is that climate change cannot be denied. The climate is, objectively, changing. It is observable, measurable, and a fact. We have the data. What are we able to measure? The amount of greenhouse gasses in our atmosphere—and is rising. […]
I wrote Decarbonize the World as a matter of life or death. This may sound dramatic, but it is the truth. The future of the human race is at stake. And we need to take action now. Climate change is arguably the most pressing issue currently facing humanity. Moreover, we are only at the beginning […]
The climate change crisis demands a response; that cannot be denied. But whose responsibility is it to lead that response? And who has the power to respond quickly and effectively enough to avert disaster? Global leadership? Over the decades, from Stockholm to Kyoto to Paris, the governments of the world have gathered together in repeated […]