Less-Dependence Day, July 4, 2008
We can start today by focusing on energy, by working to use less of it, and by demanding that carbon be taxed at a level commensurate with the damage it causes. Less-Dependence for All.
We can start today by focusing on energy, by working to use less of it, and by demanding that carbon be taxed at a level commensurate with the damage it causes. Less-Dependence for All.
Dr. James Hansen | Posted 06.23.2008 | Green
Yesterday, I testified to Congress about global warming, 20 years after I first alerted the public that warming was underway. There are striking similarities between then and now, but one big difference.
David Victor | Posted 06.13.2008 | Green
Serious global warming policies require careful political engineering because they imply a radical reorganization of the energy system. Last week's vote is a reminder that those policies could be years away.
Patrick Takahashi | Posted 06.08.2008 | Green
Is global warming a liberal and academic conspiracy? Yes, says Charles Krauthammer (http://nationalreview.com) in his 30May08 editorial. The Wall St...
National Post | Elizabeth May | Posted 06.04.2008 | Green
This week, contributors to the National Post debate the pros and cons of a carbon tax. In today's instalment, Green party leader Elizabeth May argues ...
Carl Pope | Posted 06.03.2008 | Politics
The Senate doesn't recognize that most American jobs are driven by how effectively we transform energy into useful services, not by how much stuff we can dig out of the ground.
Andrew Winston | Posted 03.17.2008 | Business
This kind of risk — a market being redefined out from under you — is a bit scary. But companies that don't keep an eye on all these forces, from shifts in customer attitudes to wide-reaching laws and mandates, will disappear.
NY Times | DEBORAH SOLOMON | Posted 01.06.2008 | Politics
As a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and former speechwriter for President Bush, you're surprisingly critical of him in your new ...
Tom Donohue | Posted 12.03.2007 | Politics
A number of political leaders have proposed "cap-and-trade" systems and taxes on "big corporations" and "the wealthy." This is an attempt to convince the general public that climate change can be addressed in ways that are free. Don't believe it!
Bill Curry | Posted 12.03.2007 | Politics
The energy industry's most effective argument is that moving to renewable energy hurts our economy. It's a lie. All the propaganda and official deception has put the country in a trance.
Carl Pope | Posted 09.27.2007 | Business
Which will it be -- real leadership or another cynical ploy? A lot rides on that choice, which now faces GM and Congressman John Dingell.
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Paula Gordon | Posted 07.04.2008 | Politics