By Jessica Hobby Catto President Obama talks the talk on energy conversion but it is time to start walking the walk. And I don't mean stroll. I mea...
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Hansen can keep pushing his carbon tax if he wants to. Heck, he can argue the merits of Betamax if he wants. But trashing Waxman-Markey based on recycled myths remains ill-conceived and unhelpful.
Children are staying home and hanging out with their parents instead of attending summer camp. And guess what, we might end up happier for it all.
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This is Greenpeace's message to President Obama today: he needs to take the lead on addressing global warming.
Greening all of the world's businesses and our consumer habits through the economic signals of the marketplace will not change the energy base of civilization from fossil fuel.
This morning, three Greenpeace climbers hung a banner on Mt. Rushmore challenging President Obama to show real leadership on global warming.
US greenhouse gas emissions are falling quickly in 2009 and bringing us within close reach (a few years) of 1990 levels.
If we can repeal the last-minute biofuels amendments to ACES, we can instill a belief that biofuels done right can be a real, American-grown, global warming solution.
Despite repeated pledges to help, donors and international funding agencies are not doing enough to help. National economies recover but kids will have lost the opportunity of a lifetime.
Although the U.S. Chamber supports comprehensive legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we believe that the American Clean Energy and Security Act is fundamentally flawed.
The belief that a price signal on fuel purchases alone will fix our energy sector is simply unfounded. We need a strategic combination of technology, policy, and pricing to solve our energy dilemma and start curbing the climate crisis.
The constant danger of accidents heightens our emotional responses to other drivers, and directs our anger and bitterness towards individuals around us instead of towards a traffic-based society.
NYC utilities provider Con Edison estimates that if 1,000 businesses keep their doors open, they are wasting 4,600 barrels of oil and releasing 2,200 tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Going meatless is one-stop shopping, multitasking at its very best. It's green, as in environmentally responsible and also as in vital and alive.
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The planet could do with a lot less land apes. There will be twice as many people in 2050 as there were in 2000.
Could you name these nuclear old-fogey countries that are nuclear-armed?!
What in the world are you talking about?
Cutesy article, but it doesn't cut it..
DO NOT REGULATE CARBON!
Wait until you visit your son's fraternity house. If they offer to let you tour the upstairs bedrooms, decline. Take my word for it. What they consider "picked up and clean for the parents" is still a pitted out, malodorous mess.
Blessings on you saint Vicki. I went to all boys prep school in my teen years. Looking back, we were wild animals. Not particularly smart either.
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