The National Observer published my op-ed on corporate media’s coverage of the climate crisis. It’s part of a lead-up to a media action at noon September 17 at Broad and Pandora in Victoria, BC.  Here’s the link to the piece: https://www.nationalobserver.com/2019/09/04/opinion/media-can-no-longer-deny-climate-emergency  

Ezvid Wiki recently listed “Striking Back” in its top nine thrillers about people accused of crimes. I was happy to see it get the attention. It continues to sell and I continue to hear from readers about that mystery/thriller, which centers on Gwyn Sanders, a female therapist working with men who have abused their wives. But the […]

A terrific piece in The New York Times this weekend by Bill McKibben—my pick for America’s best candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize—on why the White House isn’t just launching short-term damage to earth, but, as McKibben concludes “Trumpism will persist, a dark stratum in the planet’s geological history.  In some awful sense, his term […]

Marvelously uplifting.  That’s all I’ll say:

For months, climate scientists have been saying that 2015 would be the hottest year on record, besting–if that’s the word we want to use–last year’s chart topper.  Now it’s official, and not only did 2015 emerge as the hottest and sweatiest worldwide, it did so by a large margin. According to renowned climate scientist Michael Mann, the […]