Energy and Global Warming are complex, multifaceted, deep subjects. They are beyond the ability of any single person to totally master. And, a great challenge to those focused on them is seeking how to communicate, in a meaningful way, to those who don’t have the ability to dedicate huge chunks of time to learning about […]
Entries Tagged as 'climate change'
Global Warming Legislation: What matters?
February 14th, 2008 · 8 Comments
Tags: cap and trade · climate change · Congress · emissions · environmental · Global Warming · government energy policy · lieberman-warner · politics
WashPost Blurs R-D Presidential Race’s Climate Change Differences
February 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
For anyone who pays close attention, it is clear that John McCain is far behind both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton when it comes to Global Warming. McCain’s campaign might be a “Green Straight Talk Express” but, when given the opportunity to act, Senator McCain’s reality is more like a Dirty Energy Twisted Delay Action […]
Tags: barack obama · climate change · Congress · democrats · emissions · Energy · Global Warming · global warming deniers · government energy policy · Hillary Clinton · lieberman-warner · politics · Washington Post
McCain’s “Green Straight Talk Express” is actually the “Black Energy Twisted Action Delay Machine”
February 10th, 2008 · 16 Comments
John McCain gets much credit for his Straight Talk when it comes to Global Warming, speaking tough even in the face of a Republican Party that seems determine to reject reality. The Republican Base seems to trust their hatred of Al Gore more than what the data, science, and the weather all around us (US) say to those […]
Tags: climate change · Congress · Energy · Global Warming · politics · renewable energy · Uncategorized
Global Warming did not cause the tornados! Did it?
February 8th, 2008 · 3 Comments
First, let me express my sympathy for all those caught in the devastating path of tornadoes earlier this week. To be caught in such devastating power of nature, recourse totally beyond one’s ability for action, is beyond my emotional imagination. I can only begin to imagine the pain for the families of the 52 dead and for those […]
Tags: climate change · Global Warming
Friend of FoE? Greenpeace speaks on Lieberman-Warner Coal Subsidy Act
February 5th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Greenpeace has sent a letter to Senator Barbara Boxer expressing their support for Friends of the Earth (FoE) effort calling on the Senate to Fix or Ditch the Lieberman-Warner Global Warming Bill. Senator Boxer jabbed back at FoE “They’re sort of the defeatist group out there. They’ve been defeatists from day one. And it’s unfortunate. […]
Tags: climate change · Congress · Energy · environmental · financial policy · Global Warming · government energy policy · lieberman-warner · politics
Money talks. Coal walks?
February 4th, 2008 · 3 Comments
It isn’t too often that I turn to the pages of the Wall Street Journal for good news, but let today be a little different. As per Wall Street Shows Skepticism over Coal, major banks, working with some environmental organizations (including, the much maligned Environmental Defense), are imposing new environmental standards that will make it […]
Tags: carbon tax · climate change · coal · electricity · emissions · Energy · energy efficiency · environmental · financial policy
Boxer reacts to FoE’s left hook
January 31st, 2008 · 2 Comments
The situation is moving from sparring to some serious boxing when it comes to the Lieberman-Warner Climate (in)Security Act (CISA) . Friends of the Earth (FoE) has launched an advertising campaign voicing reason re Lieberman-Warner, pointing out that the CiSA (the Coal-Subsidy Act) is not just inadequate, but also is far weaker than the energy and […]
Tags: cap and trade · climate change · Congress · emissions · Energy · environmental · Global Warming · government energy policy · James Inhofe · lieberman-warner · politics
Voicing Reason on the Lieberman-Warner CISA
January 30th, 2008 · 8 Comments
The battlelines are being drawn when it comes to what makes sensible legislation to respond to Global Warming. Sadly, the lines are being drawn among the environmental community, with Global Warming Deniers, Skeptics, and Delayers watching the developing battle with amusement. In December, the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) committee passed out for full […]
Tags: barack obama · cap and trade · carbon dioxide · climate change · Congress · environmental · Global Warming · global warming deniers · government energy policy · politics · pollution
Soaring Temperatures, Soaring Profits: Exxon Happy
January 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Amid all this crazy talk of economic problems around the globe and that irrational fearmongering about so-called “Global Warming”, our hearts should be warmed to hear that Exxon-Mobil is about to announce the largest corporate profits in world history: $39 billion in 2007, $10.37 in the fourth quarter, just $111 million per day, just $4.4 […]
Tags: astroturfing · business practice · climate change · Energize America · Energy · Global Warming
Today’s MLK? the voice of Van Jones
January 21st, 2008 · 4 Comments
The world has changed. The sole face, the sole name that seems to compete with Mickey Mouse or Ronald McDonald or a Pokemon figure for instant awareness among children seems to be Martin Luther King. The world does change. And, it can change for the better. I have a dream … Thus, my young children […]
Tags: business practice · climate change · Clinton Climate Initiative · eco-friendly · Energize America · Energy · environmental · Global Warming · government energy policy · green