Monthly Archives: October 2026

              (Source:  Nate Eliason) November 3, the deadline for the present midterm election in the US, is approaching. Climate change has almost disappeared from public discussions during this election cycle. In this blog I … Continue reading →

(Extreme event attribution – Wikipedia) Recently, a college (Brown University) roommate of my wife’s, who lives in California, spent 3 days with us, taking advantage of invited talks (NYU and Cornell) that she got from schools on the East Coast. … Continue reading →

(Source:  People Magazine – Texas Floods) Two blogs ago (September 24) in a blog titled, “Learning from Missiles,” I wrote the following two paragraphs: Climate change is one of the global threats that has the same components as aerial war threats … Continue reading →

Figure 1 – The UN General Assembly September is a busy month. This blog is focused on the 2026 yearly meeting of the UN General Assembly. The top picture shows the main hall, full of representatives. A few words about the … Continue reading →