History is filled with examples in which humans have destroyed the good things in their life; indeed, the very source of their wealth and well-being. Whether the Cedars of Lebanon or the old growth forests of Oregon, the result almost
John A. “Skip” Laitner In the Sonoran Desert, where I live, the bizarre is very real. The heat of the sun and the harshness of the environment have forged an amazing assortment of wonderfully complex and adaptive life forms. The
There is neither a law of physics nor economics that prevents us from quadrupling the productive use of energy and other resources. Rather, it is much more an issue of imagination and our political will to get it done.
– John A. “Skip” Laitner