According to this article, the projected cost to our children associated with repairing the climate change-inflicted damage to our planet is $8.8 trillion, which works out to somewhere between $125K and $180K per child in lifetime earnings. But not to …
The Cost of Mitigating Climate Change May Be a Considerable Burden to Our Children Read More »
Here’s a story about a small town in Northern Alaska whose 650 citizens are currently voting whether or not to relocate, as the melting of the sea ice due to climate change is allowing the incoming waves to erode their …
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As reported several times earlier, numerous state attorneys general have begun to explore the role that ExxonMobil played in covering up the truth about (possibly irreversible) climate change. I can already hear the comments rolling in about how this investigation …
Here’s an unusual twist on attacking climate change at the community level: make it happen at the community level, with lots of peer pressure, but in the complete absence of politicians. It hasn’t been a great time for politicians, …
One Town’s Approach to Climate Change Mitigation: No Politicians Read More »
As I’ve mentioned, eminent American political scientist Ian Bremmer is an incredibly impressive guy; he entered college at 15, received his PhD in political science from Stanford at 24, and now stands as one of the most noteworthy figures on Earth …
Ian Bremmer’s Frightening Position on Climate Change Read More »
A reader comments: “It has become very difficult for the average citizen to discern what is “science” and what is advocacy.” I grant that. In the case of AGW, however, all the average citizen really has to do is to …
I’m told there are climate deniers who are both intelligent and honest, but I really can’t understand how it’s possible for such people to hold that belief. According to new data just released by NASA this week, July was the …
Here’s a cool article on how contentious and divisive the global warming issue is. Ten years ago, we had John McCain as the most visible climate champion; even G.W. Bush was talking about the need to regulate carbon emissions.
From the League of Conservation Voters: Whatever else they are, the Koch Brothers aren’t stupid. They’ve made it clear that their focus this election cycle isn’t the presidency — it’s maintaining a Senate majority that will back their dangerous agenda.
Long-time 2GreenEnergy support Bruce Wilson, contractor on eco-friendly buildings whom I’ve know since we were both five years old sent me this the other day: Hi Craig, I came across this on LinkedIn about the plans of the Scottish EPA to …
