Saving the world before breakfast

I disagree with many particulars of the original Green New Deal, but the premise of  developing a united set of proposals for dealing with the potential threats—developing a thesis—was an excellent start.  I spent nearly two years generating the antithesis, Saving the World before Breakfast: A Better Green New Deal. The researching and writing helped fill out many concepts for meeting the challenges of potential climate change and the ensuing other threats of floods, droughts, famines, and more. 

Now, I am applying my message to related questions. Whether as a keynote speaker or a workshop leader, I help break through the mental boundaries that are limiting policy responses. Let me help you move from the world of fears and regrets to the world of tomorrow's victories.

For background, I earned a master of science in Studies of the Future at the University of Houston (Texas).  Later, I worked in documentation of aerospace projects from the Space Shuttle at Johnson Space Center to projects involving space probes from Mercury to Pluto at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.  Along the way, I also supported energy research related to wind, solar thermal, solar photovoltaic, biofuel, ocean thermal energy conversion, solution mining, and modular utilities.

But, the best and most exciting is yet to come.