This guest post is from RLMiller [Subscribe]who is becoming a strong and impassioned blogosphere voice on climate issues, serving the organizing role in the “Adopt a Senator” effort to track positions taken by Senators on climate issues and pressure them to adopt reality-based policy approaches.
The key take-way from this post: Do not lose sight of [...]
“We will die …” Maldives underwater cabinet meeting
October 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Tags: Global Warming · climate change · environmental · environmental justice
CBO, Media in Need of Remedial Science Classes
October 17th, 2009 · 3 Comments
The incisive Natasha Chart of Campaign for America’s Future has a must read discussion of the standard economist’s failures when considering large scale, complex social and environmental issues like climate change.
It’s remarkable how often economists ignore physical reality. Whether they’re suggesting that economies can act as perpetual motion machines or suggesting that resource availability is [...]
Tags: Congress · Global Warming · analysis · climate change · climate legislation · financial policy
Moving from Wanton User to Electricity Producer in Dallas
October 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment
This guest post from Think2004 provides one homeowner’s story about moving a home from energy glutton to net zero re electricity.
This discussion provides a clear window on the many things that can be done, rapidly, to reduce existing building infrastructure energy use.
And, it shows that existing homes can be made ‘net zero’.
And, while it is [...]
Tags: Energy · Solar Energy · energy efficiency · solar