Author Archives: Danielle Park

How households can cut their use of fossil fuels

Little acknowledged is that natural gas emits methane which has 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. So even though CO2 has a longer-lasting effect, reducing methane emissions now … Continue reading

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Commodity inflation to deflationary bust–rinse, repeat

As I discussed last week, in Inflation hype past the boil, the pandemic-inspired leap in consumption helped drive bottlenecks, extra precautionary ordering, and general chaos in international supply chains. As shown below (courtesy of Isabelle.net.com), the initial squeeze on supply … Continue reading

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ReThinkX: ending $6 trillion/year fossil fuel bailouts fastest route to net-zero

With all the climate crisis commotion, the most obvious step is for governments globally to stop enabling the bankrupt fossil fuel sector so that free-market forces can quickly transition to already available renewable power systems.  ReThinX points out the obvious … Continue reading

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