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Entries Tagged as 'Global Warming'
HEAT up your Tuesday Evening
October 20th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Tags: climate change · Energy · Global Warming
Reality Denial can be bipartisan … sort of …
October 13th, 2008 · Comments Off on Reality Denial can be bipartisan … sort of …
In South Carolina, the “Democratic Party” candidate is Bob Conley, who must be mentioned was recently a Republican, on a county GOP committee until winning the Democratic Party primay, and Ron Paul supporter. On the Repulbican side, Lindsey Graham. In this race, Saturday’s debate could well be a telling one for anyone who cares for […]
Tags: Global Warming · global warming deniers · politics
The ABC’s of Blocking the Future
October 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The various fossil fuel industries have been spending hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars to influence the national discussion this year, from campaign contributions to Santa Claus giving out ‘clean coal’ at the Metro exits closest to Congressional offices to sponsoring presidential debates throughout the election cycle. This fossil foolish promotion of a […]
Tags: 2008 presidential campaign · 2008 Presidential Election · advertising · climate change · coal · Congress · Energy · environmental · exxon-mobil · Global Warming
Can Organics Save Us from Global Warming?
October 10th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Jill Richardson is an extremely interesting, provocative, and fresh voice on the web in the arenas of food and agriclture. She is a founder of La Vica Locavore. This is, with permission, a cross-post of her latest piece. Last weekend, I visited the Rodale Institute as part of the 2008 Community Food Security Coalition Conference. […]
Tags: agriculture · carbon dioxide · carbon offsets · climate change · Energy · Global Warming
Why not 435? Or, even 535? And, that’s just voting members …
October 3rd, 2008 · Comments Off on Why not 435? Or, even 535? And, that’s just voting members …
Yesterday, 152 members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on climate principles. The elevator speech: create jobs clean energy reduce pollution protect consumers With four key goals, 1. Reduce emissions to avoid dangerous global warming; 2. Transition America to a clean energy society; 3. Recognize and […]
Tags: climate change · Congress · Energy · Global Warming · politics
Energy Bookshelf: “Experts at denial.”
September 26th, 2008 · Comments Off on Energy Bookshelf: “Experts at denial.”
Grimly he watched America walk by. A precipice that we might have already passed. Who were these people who could live so placidly while the world fell into an acute global environmental crisis. Permafrost bubbling methane. Experts at denial. Acidification of the oceans. Experts at filtering their informatioon to hear only what made it seem […]
Tags: Energy · energy bookshelf · Global Warming
John “Truthiness” McCain’s evening in Mississippi
September 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment
There are going to be millions of words already and coming out about the debate in Ole Miss. Thus, to add a few into the pile. Whether captured or not, the facts will show that John “Truthiness” McCain showed up in force this evening. We could discuss Senator McCain’s failure to fight for funding veterans’ […]
Tags: 2008 presidential campaign · 2008 Presidential Election · Energy · Global Warming · john mccain · political symbols · politics · renewable energy
A 100 year letter
September 24th, 2008 · Comments Off on A 100 year letter
DeSmogBlog has a magnificent project, a call for letters to one’s descendents a hundred years from now. Sharon Moore offered an apology: Most of all I want to tell you I am sorry for how short-sighted we were. I thought I was doing all that I could to leave a good world for you to […]
Tags: climate change · Energy · environmental · Global Warming
Global Warming refugees on DC streets
September 17th, 2008 · Comments Off on Global Warming refugees on DC streets
Every day, it seems, brings fresh news and fresh images of Global Warming‘s mounting impact on humanity (and human activities), local ecosystems, and the global ecosystem. Just coming across my desk are images of Global Warming refugees appearing in the nation’s capital. These refugees provide dramatic images underlining “how global warming is making polar bears […]
Tags: climate change · Global Warming · political symbols
Morphing from Denialist to Skeptic?
September 11th, 2008 · Comments Off on Morphing from Denialist to Skeptic?
In her ABC interview, Sarah Palin has tried to morph herself from Global Warming denialist to simply being a Global Warming skeptic.
Tags: 2008 presidential campaign · 2008 Presidential Election · climate change · Global Warming · global warming deniers · politics · sarah palin