Harry Reid spoke bluntly on energy issues. Looking the Faux and Balanced cameras square on, he spoke truth: Coal makes us sick … This is an important statement. Reid is speaking truth to an audience that isn’t used to hearing it.
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Reid: “Coal makes us sick …”
July 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: climate change · coal · Congress · emissions · Energy · environmental
Energy COOL: A stroll in a garden
June 29th, 2008 · Comments Off on Energy COOL: A stroll in a garden
Since diving into the deep end when it comes to energy issues, almost every day sees new fascinating concepts, approaches, and technologies. Fascinating … exciting … even hope inspiring at times. And, as well, as the passion builds, so many of these are truly Energy COOL. This is a somewhat different path of discover and […]
Tags: climate change · eco-friendly · energy cool · environmental · green · Uncategorized
George Carlin: Global Warming Denier … ?
June 27th, 2008 · Comments Off on George Carlin: Global Warming Denier … ?
This video is the rage among the Global Warming denial sect, as they pass it around and post it with great glee following Carlin’s death. Their RIP is a celebration that George was one of theirs. You got people around you. The country’s full of them right now, people walking around all day long, every […]
Tags: analysis · climate change · climate delayers · environmental · Global Warming · global warming deniers · Uncategorized
Fair and Balanced strikes WashPost Global Warming reporting … again
June 26th, 2008 · Comments Off on Fair and Balanced strikes WashPost Global Warming reporting … again
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 […]
Tags: climate change · climate delayers · Global Warming · global warming deniers · James Inhofe · jim hansen · journalism · media · Uncategorized · Washington Post
The power of 350 … spreading the word
June 17th, 2008 · Comments Off on The power of 350 … spreading the word
Prior to the industrial era, the atmosphere was at about 280 parts per million of carbon dioxide. Now, we are about 387 and growing at nearly 2 ppm per year. The ‘old’ (a few years ago) scientific consideration was that it seemed we could stabilize, without utterly catastrophic risk, at 450 ppm or below. This […]
Tags: carbon dioxide · climate change · emissions · environmental · Global Warming · green · jim hansen · political symbols · politics · pollution · Uncategorized
Oily Green: Time for Washing up Some Washington Greenwashing
June 15th, 2008 · 3 Comments
The Washington Nationals have a beautiful new stadium. A tax-payer paid stadium. A stadium padded itself on the back for its green attributes. This beautifully green stadium is plastered with: advertisements for that every so environmentally friendly Exxon-Mobil. Yes, that Exxon-Mobil that has so happily (and generously) supported global warming denialists as a path to […]
Tags: climate change · climate delayers · Global Warming · global warming deniers · greenwashing · Uncategorized
500? Perhaps in Dog Years?
June 14th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Have you noticed? Right now, much of Iowa and the Midwest is suffering through a 500 year flooding event. Does it seem like 100 and 500 year events are becoming ever more frequent? If your answer is yes, your impression fits with the scientific analysis. Now, we have to be careful (extremely careful) in the […]
Tags: climate change · Global Warming · global warming deniers · journalism · politics
Faux News: “Most Republicans crazy like a man stuck in a toilet”
June 10th, 2008 · Comments Off on Faux News: “Most Republicans crazy like a man stuck in a toilet”
Truth be told, the title isn’t an exact quote, but it isn’t far off. Yesterday on Fox News, anchor Shep Smith was recounting the story of a man in Pennsylvania who was stuck in a port-a-potty. According to the York Daily Record (PA), the man was “drunk, naked and wedged up to his waist […]
Tags: climate change · climate delayers · Congress · Global Warming · global warming deniers · politics · Uncategorized
While you weren’t watching …
June 8th, 2008 · Comments Off on While you weren’t watching …
Much has happened … Last week, most American political eyes turned to questioning how Hillary Clinton would handle acknowledgment of not being the Democratic Party nominee … Last week, a few eyes were turned toward the Senate debate on the extremely weak Lieberman-Warner Climate (in)Security Act and the Republican obstructionism against even a discussion of […]
Tags: cap and trade · climate change · Global Warming
Making Climate Policy Economically Profitable
June 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Reality deniers are hard at work, with $100s of millions supporting them, arguing that doing something about global warming would be disastrous for the economy. Let us be clear: THIS IS FALSE! Smart climate policy will, even within traditional economic definitions, pay off for the economy. But, in fact, there are a multitude of payoffs […]
Tags: analysis · business practice · cap and trade · climate change · conservation · electricity · emissions · Energy · energy efficiency · environmental · environmental justice · Global Warming · Uncategorized