Saturday, April 4, 2009
****Warring over warming
Germany: The World's First Major Renewable Energy Economy
World coal-fired power plants capacity to grow by 35% in next 10 years
Time: Arctic Ice Melting Faster Than Expected
New fuel economy standards sued as too weak
Cap-and-trade advocates press on after budget battle
Your final battle, your final chance for Earth: Gates Planning Major Changes In Programs, Defense Budget
****Congress' message: We can't do it all at once.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Sierra snow pack 81 percent of normal, water restrictions still expected
Drastic water cuts expected for the Bay Area
Countries Face Off at United Nations Conference on Population Control and Abortion
NNNOOOO!!! Pelosi vows global warming bill by 2010`
Technology Is the Answer to Climate Change
Carbon caps or levies will throttle taxpayers. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123871985916184973.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Wall Street sees 'bucks to be made' in House climate plan
The Feasibility of Using Desalination to Supplement Drinking Water Supplies in Eastern Virginia
Fixing Our Water Crisis Can't Be Done by the Corporations that Are Exacerbating It
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Slowing down on posting for a while. Double Shifts at the White House
Startling new evidence about Three Mile Island disaster raises doubts over nuclear plant safety
***** Report Praises Renewable Energy Over Nuclear
Europe readies for effects of climate change
Global Warming Accelerates
As sea levels rise faster than expected, political and social catastrophes loom. http://inthesetimes.com/article/4312/global_warming_accelerates
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Green new deal could ease triple crunch in finance, environment and resources
Andrew Simms: the environment could bail out the economy
Hurdles Remain for Nuclear Comeback in Europe
The much-touted European "nuclear renaissance," a key element in the European Union's climate-change policy, still needs to overcome formidable obstacles to become a reality -- most notably in Germany. http://www.nytimes.com/cwire/2009/03/31/31climatewire-hurdles-still-remain-for-europes-nuclear-ren-10358.html
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Scientists take another stab at nuclear fusion
Northeast compact inspired climate change bill
Syria Goes Green
Airlines May Use Biofuels on Commercial Flights Within 5 Years
Rivers in Wales could run dry by 2050 thanks to global warming
The Environment Agency has warned that river levels could drop up to 80% by 2050 because of climate change. And the agency has warned that Wales could be worse affected because of the country's geology. http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/uk-news/2009/03/31/rivers-in-wales-could-run-dry-by-2050-thanks-to-global-warming-91466-23269633/
House fast-tracks major changes on energy and climate
House Democrats release draft energy, climate bill
Ocean-Power-Meets-Bike-Chain Company Gets $14M
Nuclear plants aren't as benign as described
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Obama signs wide-ranging conservation law
Democrats Unveil Climate Bill
Oil & Gas Drilling Labeled Major Threat to Eastern Forests
Proton Will Make Electric Vehicles For Dutch Firm
Solar power drops to $1 per watt, nears parity with oil.
Why isn't the major media trumpeting the astonishing news that the price of solar power has dropped close that of oil? We can now finally wean ourselves of dependence on foreign oil. http://www.examiner.com/x-6495-National-Intelligence-Examiner~y2009m3d30-Solar-power-drops-to-1-per-watt-nears-parity-with-oil-Wheres-the-media-coverage
BBC: Green economy 'could create jobs'
United Kingdom: Government slammed over paltry Green New Deal
Wana bankrupt warmaking???? ACT TODAY (Tues): Congress votes on global warming budget this week!
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The ethanol industry is taking a beating from the bad economy
Monday, March 30, 2009
***** NASA's Hansen: Coal is killing America (at RISK to his career)
USA Today: Nuclear power inches back into energy spotlight
Beginning the March to Copenhagen: Climate Negotiations Getting Serious
*****Consensus Could Be a Conundrum for Climate-Change Bill
Moment of Truth Arrives for Action on Climate Change
Obama praised for climate change policy
****Winds of Change Evident in U.S. Environmental Policy
Westport pilot has witnessed effects of Arctic melting
Irish renewable energy firm makes $1 billion investment in Chile
How to go carbon negative
By combining technology for CO2 capture and storage (CCS) with the use of biomass, future energy production can remove CO2 from the atmosphere. http://en.cop15.dk/blogs/view+blog?blogid=987
'We're the first generation that has had the power to destroy the planet. Ignoring that risk can only be described as reckless'
Greenpeace report, Energy [R]evolution: A Sustainable U.S.A. Energy Outlook
Design to Win: Philanthropy's Role in the Fight Against Global Warming
The facts are outstripping the worst-case scenarios. The costs of inaction or inadequate actions are unacceptable.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Mining industry leaders express concern about mountaintop removal issue
Nuclear industry's new burst of energy
*** Leaders to meet in summer for special climate change talks
***Obama Sets International Climate Forum
NYT: Cost Works Against Alternative and Renewable Energy Sources in Time of Recession
***Nuclear-Power Industry Enjoys Revival 30 Years After Accident
***The coming nuclear renaissance
Yet far from being washed up, atomic power seems poised for a renaissance. Consider: According to a new Gallup poll, 59 percent of Americans favor nuclear energy - a new high - and 27 percent say they strongly favor it. The attitude is bipartisan, with majorities of both Republicans and Democrats supporting nuclear power. http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2009/03/29/the_coming_nuclear_renaissance/
World faces 'water bankruptcy'
'Extreme Ice': Seeing is believing on glacial melting
G20 protest: Thousands march for 'jobs, justice and climate'
Police estimate crowd numbers in London at 35,000, which would exceed organisers' hopes http://www.climateark.org/shared/reader/welcome.aspx?linkid=122825http://www.climateark.org/shared/reader/welcome.aspx?linkid=122825
***Obama team debuts at UN climate talks
***Cave ‘batteries’ will store wind power
Environmentalists hail Earth Hour as a big success
WWF called the event, which began in Australia in 2007 and grew last year to 400 cities worldwide, "the world's first-ever global vote about the future of our planet."
"Last night's message from the masses was loud and clear: Delay no more, real action now!" Kim Carstensen, http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090329/ap_on_re_eu/earth_hour