A very good new article was published recently that underscores what we have been warning about for years. It is well worth the read.

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All life is based on energy.  For all but the last one hundred and fifty years, every creature on Earth depended almost exclusively on renewable energy for its needs and wants.  But since the mid-nineteenth century...

We take our climate book recommendations very seriously. Currently, only two books must be read by everyone seriously concerned about the climate, environment, or sustainability. 

Our current institutional coping mechanisms will be inadequate to deal with the coming climate chaos. New ways of living together will inevitably emerge in unpredictable and unexpected forms on an ad hoc basis. Do you know those ways?

Today California is getting speared from two directions: flood water is surging over a landscape that has been parched by a continuing drought.

Our climate change think tank reviewed 60 years of the failed climate actions of the climate and environmental movements. This analysis produced a critical strategy change to save humanity from accelerating climate change before it is too late.

The link below is to an outside article about a climate concerned 103 year old that also speaks kindly about the uncensored climate analysis work we do at Job One for Humanity.

Author David Wallace-Wells whose best-selling book The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming, created a video that offers climate change images, comparisons, and hopes that are appropriate for beginning 2023, But...

The 1970 Club of Rome/MIT study and four supporting studies predicted times for the collapse of global population, food production, industrial output, and raw resources. They did not include new climate change research. Our new study does. 

Peter Carter was an expert reviewer for the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) fifth climate change assessment (AR5, 2014) and the IPCC’s 2018 Special Report on 1.5ºC. His video is kind and enlightening.