Category Archives: climate change

GOP Conservative Climate Action Plan Dems Can Support

Posted on May 7, 2017 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

The climate action plan was developed by Secretary George Shultz and his team at the Hoover  Institute. Michael Killen, TV Talkshow Host and Artist; and Ripu Malhotra, Global Energy Consultant discuss the plan. They use Michael’s painting ‘GOP Conservatives’s Climate … Continue reading →

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Trump to Waste Four Years In Fight With Climate Change

Posted on March 21, 2017 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

If Trump lasts four years in Office and if he does not help stop greenhouse gas emissions during that time we move closer to Earth’s tipping point. As the concentration of CO2 in the air-atmosphere continues to increase it also … Continue reading →

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Trump to Create $Multi Billion Market to Remove CO2 from the Atmosphere

Posted on March 10, 2017 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

This month I start producing a series of TV Internet shows that explore the growing market opportunities for suppliers that can remove CO2 from the atmosphere. The episodes will be part of my show The Killen Report. The Trump and … Continue reading →

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Advisors Who Helped Michael Killen Make ‘Energy and Emissions’ (6 x 15′)

Posted on June 11, 2016 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Michael Killen’s Advisors Are: Burton Richter, PhD, Chief Scientist Harry Cohen, Chief Artist Advisor Ripudaman Malhotra, SRI Fellow and Co-author, “A Cubic Mile of Oil” Robert Green, PhD, Board Member, Thorium Alliance of Silicon Valley Alex Cannara, PhD, Board Member, … Continue reading →

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Art ‘Dire Consequences: Send in the in Clowns’ Next stop

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Michael Killen, Silicon Valley artist,  speaker and filmmaker created  the ‘Dire Consequences: Send in the Clowns series of large scale paintings. The series consists of three 15’ x 6’ paintings, each of which addresses a consequence of the carbon and … Continue reading →

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Art Inspired Conversation of Global Energy Choices: Only In Silicon Valley

Posted on August 12, 2015 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Only in Silicon Valley might we find art and an artist who prepares an audience for an insightful discussion of global energy choices. It happens August 28, 2015 at the Nature Gallery in Los Alto, CA. Michael Killen will share … Continue reading →

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New Threat to the Ocean Food Supply: Interview with Ken Caldiera

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Michael Killen, Artist and Filmmaker asks ocean researcher, Ken Caldiera,  who helped increase awareness of ocean acidification about threats to the ocean food chain. Michael refers to ocean acidification as ocean change. michael@killen.com Twitter  @killenmichael

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2nd US Government Agency Gives Silicon Valley Artist Opportunity to Speak at Its Event and Show Paintings

Posted on December 17, 2014 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

United States Geological Survey (USGS) joined NASA as second US Federal Agency to invite Silicon Valley artist Michael Killen, to share his thoughts that lead him to create paintings that include ‘Sustainability’, ‘Resilience of America’, ‘Climate Change for the Rest … Continue reading →

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Next Stop for ‘Don Quixote Meets Climate Change’- Sustainable Silicon Valley

Posted on November 9, 2014 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

The painting, shown above,  taps into the lore of Don Quixote,  to help bring new communities that may not have heard the climate change and greenhouse gas story to that story. Those communities include the Hispanic and Latino communities. Michael Killen, Artis … Continue reading →

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Sustainable Silicon Valley Displays Michael Killen’s Don Quixote Art Series at West Summit

Posted on September 11, 2014 by Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Sustainable Silicon Valley, at its West Summit 2014 event  Wed. 19, in Palo Alto, will display ‘Don Quixote Meets Climate Change’ and ‘Don Quixote Joins California in Battle with Sea Level Rise’,  as well  ‘Water Water Every and Not a … Continue reading →

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