Crispin B. Hollinshead is a columnist at Advocate News. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on science, culture, government, and sustainability. Crispin's work has been featured in Advocate News, Fort Bragg Advocate News, Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool, and NewsBreak.
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Crispin B. Hollinshead's coverage centers on a range of topics, including scientific, energy, culture & society, and finance & economy themes. He frequently includes industry-specific insights and expert commentary in his articles.
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When you look up at the dark night sky, you immediately notice any finite forms giving off light: planes, planets, or stars. Your perception is tuned to no
Everyone knows the story about the “boy who cried wolf”. Because he was bored, or wanted attention, he falsely claimed a wolf was attacking the flock of sheep he was supposed to watch.
Energy systems have two basic elements: the hardware needed, and the energy source. A standard nuclear reactor can produce 24 gigawatts hours of power each day.
Last week I attended the recent presentation of the proposed annexation for Ukiah. It was a modest turnout, less than 75 people.
Decades ago, when one of my nephews was a very little boy, he played with matches on his bed, setting it on fire.
Once upon a time, a king commanded the tide to halt. The king knew the limits to his power, and was trying to teach his foolish advisors about those limits.
Once upon a time, a king commanded the tide to halt. The king knew the limits to his power, and was trying to teach his foolish advisors about those limits
On July 1, 2026, the Ukiah Daily Journal published a critique of Al Gore's movie,;An Inconvenient Truth, written by Bjorn Lomborg, president of the Copenhagen Consensus, a visiting fellow at the Stanford Hoover Institute. The Hoover Institute is an American public policy think tank which promotes personal and economic liberty, free enterprise, and limited
On July 1, 2026, the Ukiah Daily Journal published a critique of Al Gore's movie,;An Inconvenient Truth, written by Bjorn Lomborg, president of the Copenhagen Consensus, a visiting fellow at the Stanford Hoover Institute. The Hoover Institute is an American public policy think tank which promotes personal and economic liberty, free enterprise, and limited government. The Copenhagen Consensus seeks to establish priorities based on rational prioritization by economic analysis, assuming thevalidity of free markets to achieve the best outcomes.The article stated that Gore's climate concern was fear based, leading to wasted climate investment, which has produced no discernable benefit. It acknowledged there issome change in climate, but proposed solutions like sea walls, drought tolerant crops, and early warning systems, while investing in “advanced nuclear” and fusion to be able to undercut fossil fuel prices. It touted as fact that climate change might reduce global GDP by a few percent by 2100, and a UN report that by that time an average person will be 450% richer. Nothing to worry about here.
“Out of time” can mean “running out of time”, which is what the Republicans are facing right now.
