Roger Aines
Former Energy Program Chief Scientist and Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Former advisor to the Deputy Secretary of Energy on Carbon Dioxide Removal. Retired but not dead.
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It’s Time to Fight Fossil Fuels with Our Feet
The decline in EV sales in the United States[1] is concerning. If we want to stop the impacts of the fossil fuel industry, we need to stop buying their damn products.
I was surprised today to come across a 2024 survey by Dablander et al.[2...
On the Occasion of Her MacArthur Award
Today the MacArthur Foundation announced their 2026 list of fellows—the so called genius awards. My friend and colleague Holly Buck was on the list. In recognition of that immense honor, I’d like to share a story of a time that I saw her im...
Wealth—It’s About More Than Money
I worry a lot about how we will pay for the future we want, especially the needs of climate adaptation and a clean energy system. Those will take resources, and even though the word wealth carries a lot of baggage today, it is the best word...
The Value of Community
The Value of Community
Community makes it onto my list of four requisites for a future we want[1] partly because it is so vital to all of us, and partly because thinking about community forces us to think about making progress outside our...
Our Future Needs to Be Safe
In my last essay I suggested that there are four major requisites for the future we want: safety, community, wealth, and joy. Today I focus on why safety is the oldest and perhaps most pernicious of those four, easy to manipulate and imposs...
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Former Energy Program Chief Scientist and Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Former advisor to the Deputy Secretary of Energy on Carbon Dioxide Removal. Retired but not dead.
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