UPFRONT: Hillary Clinton — unlike Donald Trump — has a serious and substantive plan to help American coal miners and mining communities flourish as the nation and global community move beyond coal. Because of reporting on Clinton’s (non)gaffe on coal and her (campaign’s) reaction to it, few Americans — and few in coal country — […]
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Thinking about the outrage over @HillaryClinton’s #coal (non)gaffe
May 21st, 2016 · 1 Comment
Tags: 2016 Presidential Election · coal · media
Start saying everything is related to #climate change. Just start it.
January 1st, 2016 · 3 Comments
Simply put, amid weather extremes occurring within a climate change(d) world, too many are not connecting the dots as to the relationship between climate change and the hottest year on record/North Pole warmth/Mississippi flooding/flowers in a DC garden on New Year’s day/…. This is a repost of a 2011 piece (that has a rich 290 comment discusion […]
Tags: climate disruption · Global Warming · journalism · media · weather
Shhh … when it comes to #weather/#climate links, nothing to be seen here (@WashingtonPost edition)
December 27th, 2015 · 4 Comments
Shhh … there is nothing to be seen here. Even with perhaps the nation’s top political cartoonist on climate change, Tom Toles, and the excellent climate/energy/science reporting of the likes of Chris Mooney, article after article in The Washington Post discussing ‘weird weather’ in the DC area and elsewhere goes with nary a mention of […]
Tags: climate change · environmental · journalism · media · Washington Post · weather
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics re #Climate financing in @WashTimes
August 12th, 2015 · Comments Off on Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics re #Climate financing in @WashTimes
When it comes to the use (and, more appropriately, misuse) of analysis, perhaps the most powerful phrase is “There are three kinds of lies: Lies, damn lies, and statistics“. a phrase describing the persuasive power of numbers, particularly the use of statistics to bolster weak arguments Today’s Washington Times provides an excellent example of this (ab)use of […]
Tags: business practice · climate change · global warming deniers · journalism · media
@JonCarson44 responded to my tweets
January 12th, 2012 · Comments Off on @JonCarson44 responded to my tweets
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. JonCarson44 @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 In reply to… A_Siegel […]
Tags: 2012 Presidential Election · climate change · climate delayers · climate zombies · environmental · Global Warming · global warming deniers · media · Obama Administration · political symbols · politics · President Barack Obama · republican party · science
Climate Change Goes Away
January 12th, 2012 · 1 Comment
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Tags: catastrophic climate change · climate change · Global Warming · guest post · journalism · media · weather
Unpublished Letters: Fact Checker’s Partial Facts On Pipeline Employment Implications
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 […]
Tags: Energy · media · Post Watch · unpublished letters · Washington Post
Unpublished Letters: Green is more than tacking on renewable energy
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 even […]
Tags: green · green schools · media · unpublished letters · Washington Post
Post Watch: An airy (eerie) hole in wind coverage
December 4th, 2011 · Comments Off on Post Watch: An airy (eerie) hole in wind coverage
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, […]
Tags: journalism · media · Post Watch · Washington Post
If the Tea Party visited the White House, would America know?
April 15th, 2011 · 3 Comments
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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