1831 Frontispiece of Mary Shelley's 1816 Frankenstein novel. Frontispiece by Theodore von Holst, 1810-1844. Courtesy Wikipedia. I am not a climatologist, but I have been writing about the dangers of anthropogenic climate change since 1989. It’s like I sense the danger. In love with nature I love the natural world, a love I inherited from reading Aristotle who crafted the science of zoology and kept praising “perfect” nature that does nothing in vain. I studied zoology at the University of Illinois, but not much of that study stayed with me. Earning a living on Capitol Hill and the US Environmental Protection Agency in the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s pretty much shut me down, and almost scared the living daylights out of me. Ideas and policies You can go on trying to do good for so long. Without support from enough colleagues or friends, one dries up like a plant in a drought. Ideas become policies only when ther...