Monday, August 20, 2012

The Real Climate Change Battle

Monday, August 20, 2012
Bill McKibben, the environmental author-turned-activist, knows his movement is troubled. But he's committed to protecting the environment, so he trudges forward, battling setbacks, death threats and what he sees as his primary enemy: the fossil fuel industry. In 2008, he launched the grassroots campaign 350.org, and last year played a pivotal role in raising public opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline project. But he's concerned he's fighting a losing battle against climate change.
Brockovich: 'Let's Stop The Bullsh*t'
WATCH: Premature Baby Donkey Dons Casts
PHOTO: Antarctica's Darkness Ends
Officials Ignore Coal Protestors' Pleas
99-Year-Old Farmer Still Working
BLOG POSTS
Joshua Freed: China Laughs, New England Cries, Over Attacks on Clean Energy
The anti-Solyndra narrative obscures the facts about clean energy in the U.S. -- much of it is booming. America can win these markets, as long as we stop prematurely abandoning our own technologies and entrepreneurs.
Michael Brune: Defender in Chief
Our planet has many iconic places that need protection, and more than a few of them are right here in the United States. Time to play some defense, Mr. President.
Mark Muller: Policymakers Are AWOL on Agricultural Challenges
Taxpayer-funded Band-Aids are getting expensive and do nothing to address the structural challenges in food and agriculture.
Carl Pope: Have We Exhausted Our Other Options?
This coming generation of clean energy advocates coming out of military service is not the only sign that the US may be turning a corner. Concern about climate among the general public has spiked in the wake of the heat, drought and fires of this summer.
Anneli Rufus: Edible Bottles, Edible Bags
Harvard University scientists have developed a material that can be used to wrap, bottle and otherwise package food -- which tastes like the food it contains, and can be eaten after (or before) the food it contains.

If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe.

No comments:

Post a Comment