United States – Nov 21
Protection from high gas prices
How $100 oil could help
US facing up to its thirst for oil
Four ways to solve the energy crisis
NY Gov Spitzer on cap-and-trade
Energy Policy
National policies – Nov 21
Australian election: peak oil policy responses
UK’s Brown a bright-green revolutionary?
Will OPEC dump the dollar?
United States turnaround? – Nov 20
California’s lesson for A low-carbon future
Energize America- starting work on a new version
OPEC considers move off dollar peg, will Russia be first?
U.S. excess vs. nature’s limits
The road to energy conservation
Climate – Nov 20
Emissions by industrialised countries at new high
U.N. says it’s time to adapt to warming
The U.N.’s blunt and alarming final report
Californians’ serious (and sunny) climate outlook
Coal addiction hinders climate cleanup
U.S. response – Nov 20
Rep. Bartlett: Why is oil/gas SO expensive?
U.S. Energy Secretary Bodman: not worried by OPEC dollar debate
Peak oil production and the implications to the state of Connecticut (report)
Australian elections and climate
Climate change priority in Australian vote
Do not fear climate: PM
Libs at war over Kyoto
Labor ‘not serious enough on climate change’
Big Gav: Use your vote wisely
Climate – Nov 18
British leader pledges to lead world in reducing emissions
UK’s climate change department faces £300 million cuts
Atlanta may have to drink the dregs
United Nations and climate change – Nov 18
UN: emissions growth must end in 7 years
UN report describes risks of inaction
A last warning on global warming
UN chief seeks more climate leadership
UN scientists urge carbon tax
UN issues dire report; effects on Swiss
Renewables – Nov 17
Caltech’s Nate Lewis: Look to the sun
California fighting global warming with technology, greenbacks
China powers ahead on renewable energy
Climate finger pointing – Nov 17
Australians named as world’s worst polluters
Power company linked to Bush named as a top polluter
World’s power plant emissions detailed
Dire climate warning linked to China and India
Who is accountable for Chinese greenhouse gas emissions?
Follow-up to ‘The Big Melt’ challenges assumptions on Co2 targets.
Not content with having written The Single Scariest Thing I Have Ever Read, the recent Big Melt report, David Spratt at Carbon Equity has just produced the second in what will be a series of three reports: Target Practice; where should we aim to prevent dangerous climate change
Energy bill to sacrifice renewables
Last Thursday, Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid said that they would jettison the renewable energy provisions in both the House and Senate versions of the 2007 energy bill in the interest of passing a bill before the Thanksgiving recess begins on November 17.
