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Listening to a President …

April 10th, 2009 · 1 Comment

One of the struggles of the new Administration is adapting to having a US President who is actually worth listening to, for whom it is worth carving time out to watch and listen to public statements and the impressive number of press conferences/availabilities and town halls. Issues of energy and climate change come up in […]

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Tags: barack obama · climate change · Energy · Obama Administration

Michele gets dirty … Spring Planting at the White House

April 10th, 2009 · Comments Off on Michele gets dirty … Spring Planting at the White House

“The impact of Mrs Obama’s garden is growing like a weed … really driven by people’s desire to imitate the President and his wife …” Spring planting has come to the White House garden.

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Tags: Energy · environmental · green

Bachman-Horner Overdrive of Global Warming Denial

April 10th, 2009 · 5 Comments

Michele Bachman, (R-MN-6), held a global warming denial promoting townhall without, par for the course for, even taking a question at the “townhall”. This session, which featured a presentation by Global Warming denier Chris Horner is most accurately described, as per the title, as the “Bachman-Horner Overdrive of Global Warming Denial”. Despite an MIT professor’s […]

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Tags: climate change · climate delayers · politics · republican party · truthiness

NY Times: ‘He Says, She Says’ … who are we to judge?

April 10th, 2009 · 5 Comments

The New York Times seems to exude, at times, jealousy for the Washington Post for The Will Affair. Why should The Post be singled out, some at the Gray Lady must be thinking think, for shoddy journalistic approaches when it comes to Global Warming issues? Caught throughout his career at serial deception after serial deception, […]

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Tags: climate change · climate delayers · energy efficiency · environmental · Global Warming · global warming deniers · government energy policy · journalism