A little worn - but still seeking and providing information on energy
About ten years ago I began to write a blog, and after a time that transformed into co-founding The Oil Drum. Move on a few years, and at the end of 2008 I turned from being an editor there to this blog, although the OGPSS series continued to be posted, on Sundays, at TOD as their weekly Tech Talk. Some of the industrial technical descriptions of oilwell formation and coal mining are relatively timeless and useful, and so are listed below.
Along the way I became similarly cynical about some of the facts being bruited about Climate Change, and did a little study, which is documented here as the State Temperature Analysis Series. It showed that the UHI is real and that there is a log:normal relationship between population and temperature (which is also related to altitude and latitude). You can read the individual state studies, which are listed below. There will still be the occasional post on this topic.
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Happy Holidays to you and your readership as well, Dave! Thanks so much for all the excellent copy and keep at it, my man.
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Hi Dave, I have enjoyed your blog very much, all the best for Christmas from down here in New Zealand.
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Merry Christmas, HO -- and a Great New Year! Your hard work makes this one of the most useful blogs around. Many thanks!
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