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Simple Solutions for 2009

Patrick Takahashi | Posted 01.31.2009 | Politics

Read More: Gaza Strip War, Peace on Earth, Saving Planet Earth and Humanity, Buy American, Saving the National Economy, Obama's Cabinet, Peak Oil, Obama Transition, Global Warming, Barack Obama, Auto Bailout, The Biomethanol Economy, Isreael-Hamas, Chevy Volt, G8 Naitons Summit, Automakers Bailout, Biofuels, Gas Tax, Obama Administration, Green Energy, Recession, PO/GW, Obama Environment, Gaza Strip, Barack Obama Environmental Policy, Biomethanol, G8 Nations, Detroit Bailout, Politics News
Patrick Takahashi

By now you have no doubt read a dozen reviews of 2008 and projections for 2009, all pure guesses for the latter, unless someone was carefully predicti...

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The Free Green Energy Age (Part 5)

Patrick Takahashi | Posted 07.25.2008 | Green

Read More: Energy, Hydrogen, Green Energy, Peak Oil, Barack Obama, Global Warming, G8 Nations, Green News
Patrick Takahashi

This is the fifth and final article of my HuffPo series on finding an optimal solution for Peak Oil and Global Warming.

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Troubling Signs: Can The G8 Be Trusted to Deliver on Their Promises?

Josh Lozman | Posted 07.09.2008 | Politics

Read More: Human Development, HIV/AIDS, Foreign Aid, Aids Research, The Giving Life, Africa, Africa Foreign Aid, Development, G8 Nations, Politics News
Josh Lozman

Despite great progress, there are still nearly 5 million people on the continent that are in need of AIDS treatment in order to stay alive. No wonder the G8 wants to hide from their earlier promises.

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Simple Solutions to Energy and Global Warming

Patrick Takahashi | Posted 07.02.2008 | Green

Read More: Global Depression, Peak Oil, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Stern Report, International Politics, G8 Nations, Global Warming, Barack Obama, International Energy Agency, Green News
Patrick Takahashi

Actual decisions affecting environmental policy will be made only if the world is by then in the midst of depression and oil rests at $250/barrel. But, then, isn't that a bit too late?

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