Climate Conversation with Cooper

I Posted on FaceBook, March 16, 2021 There will not be a Coffee and Climate Conversation with Cooper on Wednesday, March 17, 2021. I will be otherwise engaged in learning more about Regenerative Agriculture and such. I'm not a farmer, but I know that Agriculture is the only present greenhouse gas emitter that can turn that part of the equation from negative to positive. And you know what? The biggest thing I've learned so far is that for most of the time that the human race has farmed the ground and raised our own livestock, we have bucked nature and have been therefore ***ing in our own living room. Sorry, the thought came to my head and I can't find a better replacement. Ahh, but there is so much hope in Regenerative Agriculture. It has long been said, by many and far abroad (I was once told this by a young lady from Thailand) that farmers are the backbone of our world. They are not dumb people. They are not just the stereotyped people shown on the boob tube. There is a L...

  From my friend and fellow Russellville CCL'er Larry Price: texas-froze-over

  I am saddened today. America has lost a giant. Actually, it seems we've been losing quite a few these days, most notably (as to those that make the news) from the entertainment industry. That should in no way make any of the many souls we have lost to this epidemic any less important; it is all so very sad, so tragic. And yes, the age at which many who are leaving us is notable also, it is still sad times.  That being said, the passing of George Shultz has particular meaning for me. I am not going to go through his life, accomplishments and honors. There is plenty to read about this great man around the internet. I just wanted to put in my own two cents worth on what he meant to me. I never met him and didn't know him personally. I wish I had. He was, however, an inspiration to me. When you hear today that the Republican Party has lost direction and needs to get back to its truer principles, some may wonder what they were (those princi...

                                                                                                                                ABC News Photo It was a good day for climate change advocacy on Wednesday when President Biden went all out on fighting climate change with many executive orders that will put his administration at the forefront of the battle. We can relax a little now, right? No, we can't. And here's why. This administration is a friend of the movement and will be a big mover while shaking up the status quo for sure. But as much as we need that friend, he and his administration are going to need us....