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Climate and oceans – Jan 11

December 15, 2020January 11, 2007 by Staff

Shifts in weather patterns over Indian and Pacific Oceans disrupt El Nino
EU: Climate to transform the face of the continent
Warming climate may prove costly for Washington state
Ground rules for saving the oceans

Categories Environment Tags Culture & Behavior Leave a comment

Thinking about peak oil – Jan 10

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Staff

TOD Review: The Upside of Down
Review: Post-Petroleum Survival Guide & Cookbook

Heinberg’s synthesis deserves an Oscar
10 steps for a transition town initiative
Photographer documents peak oil

Categories Act: Inspiration, Society Tags Building Community, Education Leave a comment

Solutions & sustainability – Jan 10

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Staff

Barren larder, heavy heart (local food)
Deconstructing dinner: conference highlights
Do vehicles really protect children?
A world without waste?
Finding the green in building renovation
Peak Moment covers PO solutions

Categories Food & Water Tags Buildings, Food, Urban Design Leave a comment

Climate – Jan 10

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Staff

U.S. agency [finally] affirms human influence on climate
2006 is hottest year on record in U.S.

Professor Sir David King on climate change
Do carbon offsets live up to their promise?
California’s bold move on global warming

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Review: Mark Jaccard’s Sustainable Fossil Fuels

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Jack Santa Barbara

His “endurance” criterion is flawed in that it focuses on endurance of the energy system, not ecosystems. “…clean energy – whether relying on fossil fuels or some other option – does not ensure a sustainable human presence on earth…”

Categories Environment Tags Education, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Oil Leave a comment

The peak oil crisis: a memorandum for the board

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Tom Whipple

Oil depletion will not take place in a local vacuum. All levels of government and all international organizations will be involved. However the buck stops with the local governments which actually provide most of the services that will be needed to sustain society.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Energy Tags Building Community, Energy Policy, Transportation Leave a comment

The rise of “the Axis of Oil”— big trouble for the U.S.

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Richard Bell

This morning the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources launched its New Year with an unusual hearing into “The Geopolitics of Oil.” There was an almost palpable sense of graveness and alarm that lent a chill to the room.

Categories Energy Tags Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Oil, Politics, Transportation Leave a comment

Linking Land Use Planning and the Food Environment

December 15, 2020January 10, 2007 by Lisa Feldstein

An emerging issue in the smart growth field is the link between a healthy food environment and good land use planning.

Categories Food & Water Tags Buildings, Food, Health, Urban Design Leave a comment

China – Jan 9

December 15, 2020January 9, 2007 by Staff

China pushes ‘Green GDP’ – officials unsure
Confusion over energy (biofuels)
China’s coal future (part 2)

Categories Energy Tags Biofuels, Coal, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Renewable Energy Leave a comment

Cars – Jan 9

December 15, 2020January 9, 2007 by Staff

SUV growth grinds to a halt
Detroit auto show: where’s the green?
GM’s Volt recharges interest in electric cars
This guy gets 59mpg in a plain old Accord-beat that, punk.

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Climate – Jan 9

December 15, 2020January 9, 2007 by Staff

Warming could spur weed “evolution explosion”
Richest fuel global warming – poorest suffer most
What Gore hasn’t told you about global warming

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Transport – Jan 9

December 15, 2020January 9, 2007 by Staff

Carry on flying, says Blair – science will save the planet
Monbiot: open letter to the prime minister
Cities rediscover allure of streetcars

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