Category: environment
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Trump’s Dangerous Malignant Narcissistic Ignorance will kill Some and might kill Many
The facts prove that COVID-19 will not go away through the hot Summer months.
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Thank President Trump and his Deplorable supporters for a future without Chocolate and Coffee
After the shortages begin and the prices skyrocket, only billionaires will be able afford the luxury of chocolate and coffee until it is gone forever.
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Columns of Ants Invaded Right on Schedule
The season for invading ants arrived, and the best defense I’ve been using for decades is an environment friendly attack with help from Trader Joes.
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Donald Trump is a Real Threat to the Survival of the Human Species
The evidence is overwhelming that climate change denial was a tactic to get our minds off of all the other dangers their products cause to our health, the quality of life, and our very existence.
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I agree with Hillary Clinton when it comes to closing down the dirty, dangerous coal-mining industry
Jobs in the coal mining industry make up about 0.14 percent of all full time jobs in the United States.
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Seeing “The Martian” Two Times in Three Days
“The Martian” was originally self-published in 2011 by American author Andy Weir.
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The 1.6 Ton Concrete Stairway Procrastination Project
Writing this post about building a concrete stairway and sidewalk gave me an excuse to avoid working on the last chapter in the first novel of The Last Sorcerer series.
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Two former Marines take a hike on Old Baldy that was almost as Lethal as Leukemia
On an average Saturday when there wasn’t a storm threatening, hundreds of hikers using all three trails would have been climbing to the top of Baldy, Mount San Antonio’s alias, but today, we saw no one.
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More than a novel—an education about what will happen to the U.S. without labor unions and justice
The coal industry is plundering Appalachia. It is a tragedy what the greedy, cold blooded corporate industry is doing to both the environment and the people who live there.
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Predicting our Future from current Science Fiction
Are today’s science fiction authors the canaries in the coal mine, and should we pay close attention to what they are writing about the future—or is it already too late?
Lloyd Lofthouse 