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The nuclear crisis in Japan is the call, once again, of Cassandra

No Nukes is Good Nukes: Cassandra Cries Again

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Gwenn Morreale | 0 Comments

Last week was the 22nd anniversary of Exxon Valdez and the 32nd anniversary of Three Mile Island. This month will mark the 25th anniversary of Chernoybl and the one-year anniversary of the explosion of Deepwater Horizon. Add to the list of horrific unnatural disasters, the current meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan. Haven’t we learned anything?

Are we at a political tipping point with global warming?

The Climate Change Divide: Have We Reached a Political Tipping Point?

Posted on December 2, 2010 by Gwenn Morreale | 0 Comments

The latest poll from the Pew Research Center found that the number of Americans who believe in climate change, particularly Republicans, has decreased dramatically since 2006.

If our leaders can't stand up to the vested interests of Big Oil and Big Coal, then we must do it ourselves. It is time for a change.

The Power and Energy of the Fossil Fuel Industry

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Gwenn Morreale | 0 Comments

Amidst the devastation that is, or perhaps was, the Gulf Coast, an immense spill in China, thousands of abandoned offshore wells continuously leaking, and the effects of GHG-driven climate change becoming increasingly apparent, one could have thought that now is the time for climate legislation. But alas, no – as evident in the wake, (and I mean wake) of the…

It’s Official: EPA Throws Climate “Under the Bus”

Posted on July 14, 2008 by Thomas Schueneman | 1 Comments

While no surprise, it is now official. The EPA, at the apparent bidding of the White House, will do nothing about climate change and carbon emissions until the next administration. On Friday Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Stephen Johnson did an end run around the April 2007 Supreme Court ruling requiring that the EPA must take steps to assess the risk of greenhouse gas…

Where Would Jesus Drill? (Not in ANWR)

Posted on July 8, 2008 by Thomas Schueneman | 3 Comments

Nothing brings out a religious fervor in America than rising gas prices. It seems the sudden surge in the cost of a barrel of oil and the attendant rise in gas prices has Americans, as blogger Charlotte Weybright says, squealing like “stuck pigs”. Or perhaps bleating like sheep. Sure high fuel prices bite at people just trying to get along. But…

The Wall Street Journal: Projecting its Own Neurosis and Blaming it on Global Warming

Posted on July 2, 2008 by Thomas Schueneman | 0 Comments

In one breathtaking stroke of close-minded prejudicial rhetoric and disinformation, Bret Stephens, writing in the Wall Street Journal, was able to lump any and all concerned about climate change as anti-capitalist, hysterical, and sick. A pretty impressive feat, but made easier when your grasp of science is weak and you employ, as David Sassoon points out in SolveClimate.com, the psychological illusion…

$8.5 Billion in Losses – Do People in Iowa Care What Caused the Flooding? But What About the Next Flood, and the Next?

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Thomas Schueneman | 0 Comments

Not many people have heard of the Climate Extremes Index, but it was first introduced back in 1996 with the goal of …summarizing and presenting a complex set of multivariate and multi-dimensional climate changes in the United States so that the results could be easily understood and used in policy decisions made by nonspecialists in the field.” My guess is…

No Nukes is Good Nukes: Cassandra Cries Again

The Climate Change Divide: Have We Reached a Political Tipping Point?

The Power and Energy of the Fossil Fuel Industry

It’s Official: EPA Throws Climate “Under the Bus”

Where Would Jesus Drill? (Not in ANWR)

The Wall Street Journal: Projecting its Own Neurosis and Blaming it on Global Warming

$8.5 Billion in Losses – Do People in Iowa Care What Caused the Flooding? But What About the Next Flood, and the Next?

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