Climate Change
US, Canadian, and Australian editorials break down recent national climate legislation and question its actual efficacy.
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US, Canadian, and Australian editorials break down recent national climate legislation and question its actual efficacy.
Finally something is getting real in the big plan of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Denmark by 70% by 2030. The Danish national media...
Binding climate legislation is now agreed upon among the vast majority of the Danish parliament. An astounding 167 seats out of 179 total are...
Courts are poorly equipped to deal with public policy considerations like climate change. But at a time when the executive and legislative branches of...
The post below by Dr Joe Romm is, as you will see, a response to a 142-page “report” (i.e. opinion piece) on “why the...
Via one of our friends, the big news of the day is that the Kyoto Protocol is being extended (full repost, with image added):...
The Independent Energy Producers Association is a leading non-profit California trade organization and the oldest of its kind in the state. Together, its members...
Forget the Thrilla in Manilla, California is the epicenter of the fight of the century, at least when it comes down to the battle...
According to a just released poll by Rasmussen published at Enviroknow, it appears that Republican voters have now moved left, tipping the nation’s majority...
They employ about 3.5 million workers and produced about $3.5 trillion in revenue last year, they include 21 Fortune 100 companies, and all 6,000...
“The energy bill is much further down the road…. Common sense dictates that if you have a bill that’s ready to go, that’s the...
