Entries Tagged as 'media'
I received a couple notes from Twitter.
The official White House blogger, Jon Carson, is now following me and responded to one of my messages.
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@A_Siegel thanks for helping me hear from folks about SOTU, getting lots of people talking about clean energy jobs Jan 09, 8:50 AM via web
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A_Siegel WH asks: What should be [...]
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Tags: 2012 Presidential Election · Global Warming · Obama Administration · President Barack Obama · climate change · climate delayers · climate zombies · environmental · global warming deniers · media · political symbols · politics · republican party · science
January 12th, 2012 · 1 Comment
Tags: Global Warming · catastrophic climate change · climate change · guest post · journalism · media · weather
December 27th, 2011 · 1 Comment
WarrenS has taken on an admirable resolution: to send a letter to the editor (LTE) (or, well, a major politician) every single day, on the critical issues of climate change and energy. This discusses his approach and here is an amusing ‘template’ to for rapid letter writing.
Now, I have always written letters and even had [...]
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Tags: Energy · Post Watch · Washington Post · media
December 18th, 2011 · 1 Comment
WarrenS has taken on an admirable resolution: to send a letter to the editor (LTE) (or, well, a major politician) every single day, on the critical issues of climate change and energy. This discusses his approach and here is an amusing ‘template’ to for rapid letter writing.
Now, I have always written letters and [...]
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Tags: Washington Post · green · green schools · media · unpublished letters
The Washington Post, for too many decades, has been the ‘home-town’ paper. With the dead-tree edition at the breakfast table, the gaps and failures in coverage (and skewed editorial section) are too evident. Thus, many — many — posts re The Post leading to a decision to begin/maintain a “Post Watch” series when frustration (or, [...]
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Tags: Post Watch · Washington Post · journalism · media
Today, 15 representatives of America’s impassioned, engaged, and concerned youth met with the President. How many Americans know that the President met with them?
One of the realities of American politics is that the paid machine of distorting anti-science syndrome suffering haters of a livable economic system works the interpreters, HARD! When the Tea Party [...]
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Tags: journalism · media
The New York Times published a strong editorial, Energy Fictions, that borders on fantasy itself. Reading (and rereading it) makes one wonder whether the NYTimes editorial board simply need new glasses as they seem not to understand some basic facts.
John McCain is White; Barack Obama is not.
McCain is old; Obama is not.
McCain is [...]
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Tags: 2008 Presidential Election · 2008 presidential campaign · Energy · barack obama · government energy policy · john mccain · journalism · media · political symbols · politics · republican party · truthiness
June 26th, 2008 · Comments Off
Earlier this week, two Washington Post articles demonstrated, yet again, the Post’s editors’ dedication to modeling Post reporting after Faux News when it comes to Global Warming: “Fair and Balanced” over objective and truthful. In what were otherwise quite interesting and even valuable articles to read, the Post inserted material from Global Warming deniers and [...]
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Tags: Global Warming · James Inhofe · Uncategorized · Washington Post · climate change · climate delayers · global warming deniers · jim hansen · journalism · media
Well, yesterday the International Panel on Climate Change released a quite serious report (pdf), stating that global warming is unequivocally occurring, that humanity is a leading factor, and that major action is required (ASAP) or the damage will go from serious to, well, potentially catastrophic.
So, where is this covered? For the Washington Post, page A3 Saturday.
Sunday, an excellent [...]
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Tags: Energy · Global Warming · journalism · media · politics
“There are still people who believe the world is flat … you don’t go and search out people who believe the world is flat and give them equal time.”
Al Gore was on NBC yesterday and ripped the media for providing a platform for “outliers”, people who merit being taken as seriously as card-carrying members of [...]
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Tags: 746 · Al Gore · an inconvenient truth · journalism · media