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[Global Warming] Global Warming » Atomic Insights Blog: Climate Change Causing ...: fade from memory, the threat of climate change looms larger and scarier. Nuclear power, its advocates note, pumps virtually …

[Climate Progress] Error-riddled 'Superfreakonomics', Part 2: Who else have Nathan ...: It may be that the benefits of geoengineering will outweigh the negative aspects, and that most of the problems can be dealt with, but the paper from Lomborg’s center ignores the real consensus among all responsible geoengineering researchers. The real consensus, as expressed at the National Academy conference and in the AMS statement, is that mitigation needs to be our first and overwhelming response to global warming, and that whether geoengineering can even be considered as an emergency measure in the future should climate change become too dangerous is not now known.

[Switchboard, from NRDC ”º Rob Perks's Blog] Switchboard, from NRDC :: Rob Perks's Blog :: CIA Spooked About ...: Oh, but you better believe our crack climate team is gonna do more than just assess the effect that climate change can have on political, economic, and social stability overseas.  By aggressively reaching out to the top experts working on this issue -- whether in academia or at think tanks -- our global warming "good shepherds" will become a powerful asset recognized throughout our government, and beyond, for our knowledge and insight.

[Cafe Hayek] Scientific Consensus: The same is true with climatology or any other science. I don't get this philosophy of science that treats scientific understanding of how our world works like some sort of "Battle of the Titans" where a corpus of ideas has to be accepted or rejected in it's entirety.

[Thought Leader] Thought Leader » Bert Olivier » Is there an ecological crisis?: In this way one is put in a position to understand that Montana is a microcosm of planet Earth and that the things that need to be done there are the same things that should be done everywhere on the planet (including, not working against nature when it comes to allowing forests to grow naturally, instead of interfering by thinning out underbrush and smaller vegetation in forests; not allowing toxins to leach into rivers and lakes from mining operations).

[The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future] The Oil Drum | Drumbeat: October 12, 2009: As I sit here writing about Honda's new hybrid, the 2010 Insight, on the desk next to me is the front page of The New York Times declaring that major oil and gas projects now being delayed are setting the stage for "another surge in oil prices once the global economy recovers."

[Watts Up With That?] MIRROR POSTING of Climate Audit Article on Yamal a “Divergence ...: Perhaps there’s some reason why Schweingruber’s Khadyta River, Yamal larch sample should not be included with the Yamal subfossil data. But given the use of a similar Schweingruber data set in combination with the Taymir data (in a case where it’s much further away), it’s very hard to think up a valid reason for excluding Khadyta River, while including the Taymir supplement.

[Triple Pundit] Jeffrey Sachs Calls Outs Failtures in US Policy-Making | Triple Pundit: Sustainable development must be attended to as the central challenge, not a side note taught in the classrooms of kids who will face the climate challenge as perhaps the greatest challenge of their lives. It's business as usual for industry to lobby against regulatory efforts, but my hope is that we can come up with a global framework that spreads the responsibilities evenly so that business plays its role in addressing the climate change crisis.

[Blog Catalog Blog Directory] Contemplation Blog - Information, Comments, Reviews // BlogCatalog: The First Global Vote for the PlanetOn March 28, 2009 at 8:30 p.m.,hundreds of millions of people in more than 500 cities and75 countries around the world will come together once again to make a boldstatement of concern about climate change by turnin...

[On the Level: Car Free Blog] The Not-so-Shiny Jewel: An Investigation into the Environmental ...: It’s not just energy that is wasted aboard cruise ships.  According to the environmental officer on board, the Jewel disposes over 2500 gallons of food overboard per day- more than one gallon of food waste per day going to “feed the fishes” as their glib environmental program proclaims.

[Switchboard, from NRDC ”º Andy Stevenson's Blog] Switchboard, from NRDC :: Andy Stevenson's Blog :: API Climate ...: The third deceptive claim is that legislation to cap carbon emissions will lead to a significant shift towards non-US refining capacity, investment, and employment, at the expense of US refiners. The main point of the API report is to argue for giving away more allowances for free to US refiners (they would receive 2.25% of the allocation under the House-passed bill).

[Six Sigma and the City] e-BIM : Six Sigma and the City » Blog Archive » The City Buzz: The ...: In the words of Jack Welch himself in Winning, “Real change agents have courage, a certain fearlessness of the unknown” and that’s what Lean Six Sigma leaders will need to really separate the good from the great over the next few months.

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