Climate Change Conundrum
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FMEA - Components
“Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a structured, systematic method used to identify how a process, product, or system might fail, why it might fail, and what the consequences of those failures would be. The goal is simple: find...
Iron Law of Technology
Iron Law of Technology: Technology becomes useful when its future promise becomes current practice.
Published early technical research results tend to shift focus to “the next shiny object”, that is “whatever captures attention without nec...
Iron Law of Infrastructure
The term iron law is derived from Goethe‘s “great, eternal iron laws” in his poem Das Göttliche, (On The Divine). Numerous scholars have propounded iron laws regarding a variety of subjects. There are currently at least two iron laws relate...
Sea Level Measurement
Sea level measurement, or the measurement of the rate of sea level rise, remains one of the most contentious issues regarding climate change. Interestingly, it is not fundamentally an issue of anthropogenic climate change, but rather of nat...
Independence Day #250
In 1776, the United States declared its independence from an oppressive colonialist power and began pursuit of its unique destiny. In 2026, 250 years later, the United States continues to pursue its independent path. However, its independen...
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Climate change blogger. Retired technical researcher & research manager. Retired Marketing and Market Development VP. Retired Executive Director, market development center. Retired energy consultant.
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