This is a guest post from the thoughtful Magnifico providing a perspective on the “OMG, China” issue in climate change. “Climate change is happening now. It’s not just happening in the Arctic regions, but it’s beginning to show up in our own backyards.” Americans are now seeing a changing climate across the country, according to […]
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Climate War: the United States and China
September 3rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Tags: catastrophic climate change · China · climate change
Climate Change Legislation: Think Seven Generations, not seven years
September 1st, 2009 · 1 Comment
We live in a “time of consequences.” We, as individuals and collectively, are setting the path which will determine the living conditions for millenia to come. This time of consequences is both long term and quite immediate. This is true for the individual. Do you invest in an energy efficient future life? Will you unplug […]
Tags: climate change · climate legislation · Global Warming · government energy policy
The Most Deadly and Destructive Change
September 1st, 2009 · Comments Off on The Most Deadly and Destructive Change
A Fish Out of Water struggles to survive, finding a path toward a safer environment. FishOutofWater is a thoughtful, engaged scientist, passionately struggling to help us find our way toward a prosperous, climate-friendly future. Here is a guest post focusing on what is happening with glaciers. In climate change, drought, reduced water supplies and famine […]
Tags: climate change
“I’m a Petro-holic …”
August 31st, 2009 · Comments Off on “I’m a Petro-holic …”
This is a a repost of a speech that I wrote for a good friend and publish with permission, with just a few words removed or changed … Sadly, many of us could give speeches like this in terms of challenges. And, hopefully, many of us can speak to affecting change as well. Hello. My […]
Tags: climate change · Energy
Is China “the” problem?
August 30th, 2009 · Comments Off on Is China “the” problem?
This is a guest post from Kate Horner, international climate and energy campaigner at Friends of the Earth, taking a look at the oft-used line “China pollutes more than the U.S.” and “if we act, it will give China an advantage” and … Well, go ahead and read it … International negotiators are in Germany […]
Tags: China · climate change · climate legislation · Energy · Global Warming
Experiencing the Rape of the World …
August 28th, 2009 · Comments Off on Experiencing the Rape of the World …
Having watched this awhile ago, listening to Tracy Chapman earlier today reminded me of this … Take the time to watch with me.
Tags: climate change · Energy · environmental
Breaking news: Hundred+ collapse in Salt Lake City …
August 19th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Shocklingly unreported by most of the nation’s media, easily 100 people collapsed outside Salt Lake City’s Gallivan Center. Exact numbers are hard to come by, but this tragic moment sends a signal of a much larger catastrophe that will kill millions and, without action, billions in the years to come. The bodies on the ground […]
Tags: climate change · energy efficiency · Global Warming · government energy policy · renewable energy
Greensumption? Or, Adding Up to something helpful?
August 18th, 2009 · 1 Comment
For awhile, I’ve noted We Add + Up. From their “about” page: WE ADD UP is a global campaign using organic cotton t-shirts that literally “counts you in” to help solve the climate crisis. Every shirt is printed by hand with a unique number. YOUR number is your position in our sequential global count of […]
Tags: climate change · Global Warming
Making ASSes of U and ME: SAIC/NAM/ACCF GIGO strikes again …
August 12th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Last year, National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) and that American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) made noise with a report written by SAIC showing that the Lieberman-Warner Coal Subsidy Act (misrepresented as the Climate Security Act) would have devastating impact. Now, NAM and ACCF have long fought against any moves to clean energy and any […]
Tags: analysis · carbon dioxide · catastrophic climate change · climate change · climate delayers · climate legislation · Energy
The most important meeting in America?
August 11th, 2009 · 2 Comments
There are a lot of valuable and exciting conferences out there. To say that the energy and environmental domains are “hot” and that you could spend your life solely running from conference to conference while only getting a taste of what’s going on doesn’t seem lunatic. From wave energy meetings in Sweden to water-less toilet […]
Tags: carbon dioxide · climate change