Gerald Winegrad is a columnist at Environmental Post Ledger. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, particularly in relation to the Chesapeake Bay, while also exploring themes such as energy sustainability, renewable energy, and adventure travel. Gerald's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including The Baltimore Sun, Chesapeake Bay Journal, Maryland Matters, and The Capital.
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By: Gerald Winegrad
Trump’s war on clean solar and wind energy has led to higher electrical prices and threats of brownouts as we are in the throes of a massive heat dome as our supply grid struggles to cope with record demand linked to AI and other data centers promoted by Trump. (Electric Choice)
By: Gerald Winegrad
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of declaring our independence from England and its king, there has been a torrent of written and visual
By: Gerald Winegrad
A too-often overlooked narrative of the American Revolution is the harsh reality that Native Americans faced, writes Gerald Winegrad.
By: Gerald Winegrad
As the passing of the Fourth of July moves us into the heated heart of summer, I present observations of the natural world from Oyster Creek.
Unless we come to our senses, worsening catastrophic global warming-driven meteorological events are in our future, writes Gerald Winegrad.
By: Gerald Winegrad
Despite decades of dire scientific warnings to curb global warming gases, we are now facing apocalyptic meteorological changes threatening life on Earth.
By: Gerald Winegrad
Researching and writing last week's column detailing the alarming apocalyptic events threatening life on Earth from global warming caused an alarmingly frightening reality to envelop me.
Gerald Winegrad writes about how he keeps his home energy use and waste low to do his part for the environment.
By: Gerald Winegrad
In 1633, the Roman Inquisition put Italian astronomer Galileo on trial for heresy. His crime: defending the view of Copernicus that the Earth and other planets revolve around the Sun.
By: Gerald Winegrad
In researching and writing my last column on President Donald Trump's attacks on science, I was overwhelmed by the expansive assault and purging of
