Generational First: No Mention Of Climate At Debates

Tuesday, October 23, 2012 Generational First: No Mention Of Climate At Debates History was made at the third and final presidential debate at Lynn University on Monday night. President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, sparred over American policy in Libya and Iran. They traded generalities on trade with China and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and made brief mentions of renewable technology and "energy independence." Centuries-Old Poison Still Used In Poultry Feed, Pesticides U.S. Poised To Become World's Top Oil Producer Judge Sides With Environmental Groups Over GMOs In National Wildlife Refuges Researchers Offer New Estimate Of Glacial Ice Volume BP Asks Judge To Finalize Gulf Settlement Despite Objections BLOG POSTS Heather Taylor-Miesle: The Many Faces of Mitt Romney During their foreign policy debate Monday night, when President Barack Obama said Governor Mitt Romney is offering "wrong and reckless leadership that is all over the map," Romney had no snappy comeback. No surprise there. Craig Lewis: Distributed Generation - A Key Piece of the Energy Puzzle Streamlining distributed generation (DG) in the U.S. will put the nation on a path towards lasting energy independence. California can serve as a standard that states and utilities across the country can use. Kate Gordon: This November Our Energy Future Hangs in the Balance Anyone tracking America's energy mix over time would have to conclude that while we have liked coal a lot, we maybe like it a little less now. And that's a good thing. Mike Bellamente: Levi Strauss Quietly Announces Climate Change Strategy If climate change were considered hip, companies would be tripping over themselves to share their climate change strategies with consumers as a way to sell product. Until then, companies will go only as far as good business dictates. Francesca Koe: Walrus Babies: Putting a Face on Climate Change I fell in love last week. Two orphaned baby walruses, Mitik and Pakak, who were found in the waters off the coast of Alaska this summer, stole my heart.

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