Jack Dini

John William Dini, know to all as ‘Jack’, passed away at the age of 89 on June 17, 2026. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio on Nov. 14, 1936. He published two books, a technical book on materials science and coatings and another on environmental issues. In retirement, he wrote extensively on various environmental issues for online publications. He was a skilled leaded glass hobbyist, creating more than 20 lamps and many panels. He was a jogger for many years, competing in over 300 long distance races. He was a slow runner, not wanting to take the glory away from others. His secret was to start slow and taper. He and Anne traveled extensively, visiting over 70 countries. He is survived by his wife, Anne, of 67 years, and sons Mike, Steve, and Paul. If you were to meet him somewhere, he would sum up his life as ‘peaches and cream’.

Most Recent Articles by Jack Dini:

Environmental Activism Can Hurt The Poor

Remember this the next time you hear the food scare of the month

The push to go Green at any cost would leave America dependent on weather dependent intermittent electricity from wind turbines and solar panels. This would be an energy disaster

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What Green Jobs? March 24, 2021
“Those who fail to learn from the past, are doomed to repeat it.”

What Warming World?

Grids will need to be made more resilient with coal and nuclear power plants

Yet you can count on this message from alarmists: if there is a change in the weather be it an increase in temperature or a decrease, clearly the culprit is global warming

So, even though Africa will increase its coal use in the future, nuclear is a viable option on the horizon

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Plants and Pesticides February 2, 2021
Want to eliminate all pesticides from your diet? Stop eating!

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What Scary Sea Level Rise? January 22, 2021
The Miami Beach problem has nothing whatever to do with sea level rise. It is a civil engineering problem of almost unimaginable magnitude

This disrupted complex tortoise networks and blood lines linked for centuries by dusty trails, shelters and hibernation burrows

Will any learn from Australia's experience. Want to make a bet?

Record highs don't prove extreme global warming

Green New Deal: Climate change is just another name for social justice, which is just another name for wealth redistribution and totalitarianism

Cooling Planet? December 1, 2020
Reduced solar activity will lead to a mini ice age from 2030 to 2040

The media's and particularly broadcast networks' lack of coverage of this hypocrisy is inexcusable

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Green New Deal- Voters Say No November 21, 2020
And you thought that climate change had something to do with climate...

Researchers found another large reef system off Queensland, hidden under 20 m of water

People need to get outside, not be trapped indoors in a fearful, quarantined and weakly state

There should be no more doubt regarding the ineffectiveness of atmospheric CO2 to control or drive climate change

With Congress' action, our government is signaling that nuclear energy is a vital part of our country's commitment to a reliable and resilient energy system, a cleaner environment and strengthened national security

Biomass Follies: Massive subsidies for deforesting Europe

Record highs don't prove extreme global warming

California can either manage its forest better or watch them burn for another 200 years

But now the blackouts have put Gov. Gavin Newsom and policymakers on the defensive about the state's energy choices

Don't let the media fool you. If you're an American, Australian, Canadian or Scandinavian, air pollution should be among the least of your concerns

Many similar predictions have been made in the past, but they came and went without tragedy

US polls on climate change showed only a few days ago that the voters rank climate second to last

Bloated government contract projects mired in litigation, bureaucracy, and limited reflexivity to changing technology and trends are most certainly not the answer

Clearly, a 100 percent renewable electricity system is not realistic by 2030 as the Green New Deal requires and certainly not at a reasonable cost.