Climate – Nov 12
Growth in carbon emissions is ‘out of control’ /
News analysis: climate change /
War footing against global warming /
Shameful editorial from Le Monde
Growth in carbon emissions is ‘out of control’ /
News analysis: climate change /
War footing against global warming /
Shameful editorial from Le Monde
When it comes to taking action on climate change, the focus always seems to be on what each of us can do personally. Perhaps you, too, are wondering what part business, industry and governments have to play?
I suspect that our site (peakoil.com), along with some others have been taken off the filtered site list in China’s firewall. This probably represents a change in policy for China. We welcome our Chinese visitors of course & hope to bring them into the conversation.
The approach which is hardest to sell seems like the safest. It relies on the concrete, concerted actions of people everywhere doing things that require no miracles of technology, no rosy assumptions about the future availability of critical resources, and only limited faith in the marketplace. It is an approach that one can get started on today without the enactment of any big government program.
With the Democrats in control of Congress, what’s in store for energy policy? The Oil Drum summarizes the plans of Democrats in the Senate and the House.
Confidence in Russian deliveries of energy /
Winter energy crunch looming for Russia
A drop-sized way to bring clean water to a thirsty world /
Toilets underused to fight disease: U.N. study /
China – threat of 60 million obese citizens
Relocalize Network Newsletter for November /
One billion trees – their ecological services /
A trip to the Agroforestry Research Trust’s forest garden
The interesting demographics of peakoil.com /
Peak oil activism that denies petrcocollapse
Lessons for U.S. from Russia and China /
‘Energy independence’ on Bush agenda /
Environment policy change in new House /
An acceleration toward alternative fuels? /
Door open for shift in energy policy /
Alberta’s Dinning calls nuclear power oilsands option
Momentous change, as Republican Sen. James Inhofe is replaced as head of U.S. Senate’s environmental committee. Sen. Inhofe has called global warming “the greatest hoax perpetrated on the American people.”
Boulder approves city-wide carbon tax /
Kenya’s Maasai plead for help against global warming /
The moral climate – climate coverage changes from science to economics to ethics /
IPCC scientists attacked by deniers /
Canadians’ use of cars, trucks drives up greenhouse gases