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UNFCCC-COP15, Day Two

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Day two sees some excitement. Wikipedia Commons, Marc Kjerland The action in Copenhagen began to pick up a bit on day two of 15th Conference of...
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UNFCCC-COP15, Day One

Monday, December 7th, 2009 · 1 comment

The 15th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC, COP15) has...
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Russia throws down climate ultimatum

Tensions seem to be escalating ahead of the United Nations' conference on climate change later this year in Copenhagen. There is no doubt that China...
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Note to Senate: We'll have energy reform with or without you

Members of the Senate thinking of voting against energy reform may want to consider their prospects for being reelected next year before casting their...
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Despicable tactics force Duke Energy to begin picking a side

As with the healthcare bill, the energy and climate bill has the potential to polarize the nation. We all know how Ted Nugent feels, but reading the...
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Blowguns and biofuels

Not to be confused with the other Blowpipe, a portable surface to air missile used by the British Army from 1975-85, members of the Penan tribe are...
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce seeks global warming trial

Their is no doubt that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is a powerful representative group that has considerable responsibility protecting American...
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Canada's dirty oil may disrupt Obama's clean energy plans

A 1,000-mile long pipeline that is designed to carry around 800,000 barrels of oil per day from Canada’s Alberta oil sands across the border...
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The new media landscape: Astroturf and misinformation

Washington, we have a problem. Our entire national conversation is degenerating into a shouting match. The healthcare debate has become an episode...
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The long range patterns of energy flow and policy

Conservative and optimistic predictions of clean energy's role in the US' energy flow vary widely. Government statistics show data indicating just...
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