Time for some speculation. Interesting speculation perhaps, but speculation. Did John McCain win New Hampshire due to Republican primary voters’ Global Warming concerns?
Did hot weather assure McCain’s New Hampshire victory?
January 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Global Warming · politics · Uncategorized
Global Warming Hitting New Hampshire. Hard?
January 8th, 2008 · Comments Off on Global Warming Hitting New Hampshire. Hard?
Time magazine has identified “The Eight Keys to New Hampshire” Fire Marshals, global warming, nostalgia — these are just a few of the indicators and factors that will help determine the outcome of the nation’s first primary Nostalgia; Independent Voters; The Union Leader; Fire Marshals; Huckabee’s New England Appeal; The Ron Paul Effect; Romney’s Rebranding; […]
Tags: Global Warming · politics
Excessiveness defined? One Boston Christmas light display …
December 26th, 2007 · 3 Comments
By Jamaica Pond, in Boston, Dominic Luberto comes close to defining excess when it comes to lighting. Having spent over $10,000 on lights, just this year, he will have over 250,000 lights up. Estimated electric bill of $2000 per month (although, to be honest, this sounds like an embarassed understatement of actual costs). “But, when […]
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Christmas lights: melting away White Christmas?
December 24th, 2007 · 6 Comments
Oh, Christmas Eve, the beautiful lights on the streets, glowing above the snow … scratch that, lighting up the soggy ground, with inflatable reindeer merry-go-rounds, mangers, flashing light displays, and so on … As with much of American society, the excesses of last year are only targets to be topped this year. The Washington Post […]
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Talking to Kerry post vote
December 14th, 2007 · Comments Off on Talking to Kerry post vote
We went backwards today on the Energy Bill. While, perhaps, this is better than the 2005 Energy Bill, the air has been drained out of my (and many others’) enthusiasm for the bill. Better than nothing. Probably. Guess what, Senator Kerry would have supported a much better energy bill, without a doubt. He wants a (far) better energy […]
Tags: Al Gore · democrats · Energy · Global Warming · government energy policy · politics
Getting the Next President to Talk About Energy / Global Warming
November 7th, 2007 · 5 Comments
Notable in the Presidential debates, on both sides of the aisle, has been a relative silence on such minor issues as energy and Global Warming. Peak Oil matter? Evidently not, based on the hours of debates. Global Warming? Well, Tim Russert has asked over 200 questions, not one related to this that I can find. […]
Tags: Energy · Global Warming · politics
Toward A Better America: A Five Point Plan
October 29th, 2007 · 1 Comment
The Republic is at a critical crossroads – a point where Americans must understand and take action to ensure a future for ourselves, our children, and the unborn Americans of tomorrow. Today, the nation is being driven down a path of fiscal failure, rotting of industrial strength, immoral and unethical governance, selling of our […]
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Shifting Power, Stepping It Up, Confronting a Warming Globe
October 25th, 2007 · Comments Off on Shifting Power, Stepping It Up, Confronting a Warming Globe
How the world the world is changing. We have melting ice. Smoke clouds heading into the Pacific from California. The oceans hitting their limits of carbon dioxide absorption. A shrinking, threatened Amazon. Story after story showing a world being damaged by CO2, other emissions, and by warming. It is not hard to find reasons for […]
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Global Warming didn’t light California’s Fires, but did fan the flames …
October 24th, 2007 · 9 Comments
When discussing any particular disaster and its relationship to Global Warming, one needs to be cautious, to avoid saying “Global Warming caused X” as it is quite difficult to show a direct cause and effect relationship with a global trend to any particular activity. Thus, stronger storms are correlated with rising temperature which correlated with […]
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George Allen’s Global Warming Denying Friend Fired?
September 27th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Pat Michaels is no longer the Commonwealth of Virginia’s official Climatologist. As per DeSmogBlog’s discussion, Pat Michaels, whose utility industry funding, private research and controversial views on global warming made him a lightning rod on climate change issues, left the office too politicized, according to officials at the University of Virgina.
Tags: Global Warming · skeptic