by Michael Grossman | May 28, 2019 | Climate Change
It's the day after Memorial Day, and the flags are being put away. Americans honored their dead warriors in cemeteries across the globe in somber ceremonies and seventh-inning stretches at the ballgame. But as we looked back and gratefully saluted the...
by Michael Grossman | May 20, 2019 | Climate Change, Delivering Your Message, Storytelling
The B2B space is chock full of brilliant scientists, engineers, software developers, and the like. I am in awe of their achievements and advancements, and I'm grateful for all of them--especially the ones who have devoted themselves to reverse or at least slow...
by Michael Grossman | May 8, 2019 | Cleantech, Climate Change, Uncategorized
For years, I was a carbon capture skeptic because the technology has an "S" for storage or sequestration. To me, storing CO2 underground was like asking a smoker to hold his breath to protect everyone around him from the harmful effects of second-hand smoke....
by Michael Grossman | Mar 25, 2019 | Climate Change, Elections/Public Policy
The Democratic slate of candidates running for President in 2020 has been rounded out with the delightfully appropriate "oops" announcement of former Vice President, Joe Biden. Now, attention turns to matters like what differentiates 15 left of center...
by Michael Grossman | Mar 4, 2019 | Cleantech, Climate Change
Save yourself from pre-ordering the history book for 2019 because I can sum it up in one sentence: Too many people wanted too much stuff for carbon emissions to stop rising. Assuming the Earth's population continues to grow at present rates, the choice facing...
by Michael Grossman | Feb 18, 2019 | Climate Change, Elections/Public Policy
It moves us one step closer to the low carbon economy of the future. Before I'm voted out of the club for heresy, there's much I admire about the recently released Ed Markey/Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sponsored Green New Deal. Much of it I'd like to see enacted...
