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Noon webcast of Todd Stern, lead U.S. climate negotiator, in first public post-Copenhagen speech
Click here to watch the event live. Todd Stern, U.S. special envoy for climate change, will be speaking about the lessons of the COP-15 summit in Copenhagen last December, the significance of the Copenhagen Accord that was negotiated there, and ... [read more]
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Ten reasons why examining climate change policy through an ethical lens is a practical imperative
Our guest blogger today is Donald A. Brown, Associate Professor for environmental ethics, science, and law at Penn State.  He blogs at ClimateEthics (a Time magazine Top 15 pick). If ethical and justice arguments about why climate change polici ... [read more]
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Open Thread 40
Time for a new open thread [read more]
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The Real Climate McCarthy
This is a verbatim reproduction of a post by the Rabett. I thought it was important enough to highlight, so with his kind permission it’s reproduced here. [read more]
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It's Not Easy Bein' Green
And above all a sense of humor and perspective is essential… [read more]
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Support school food reform
The work of the Brooklyn Food Coalition keeps going strong! Building off the successful inaugural conference last spring, the coalition now has 11 neighborhood groups that are doing projects across the borough – on a variety of issues from expand ... [read more]
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A cool food class grows in Brooklyn
Check out this terrific story about a class called “Food, Land and You,” taught at the Automotive High School in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. These city high schoolers are not only learning about where food comes from, but also food access and justice ... [read more]
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Combining Stations
On a non-climate note, I congratulate the New Orleans Saints for their victory in Super Bowl XLIV. It was a well-deserved victory for the underdogs, and is a source of pride for a city which still shows massive scars from the ravages of Hurrican ... [read more]
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Sarah Palin: Tea Party Queen but No Friend of Green
Sarah Palin, is the great white hope of many conservatives and on Saturday February 6, 2010, the former Alaska governor gave the keynote speech at the inaugural National Tea Party Convention at the Opryland resort outside Nashville. [read more]
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AGW debate: Lord Christopher Mockington vs Timothy Lambert
Have you heard the one about the amateur scientific genius who has been a member of the House of Lords? Apparently, it's not true:For some time - Google “Monckton” and “Nobel Prize” and see for yourself - the great sceptic-in-chief has been passi ... [read more]
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The last time co2 levels were this high, we dragged our knuckles around
If you were to believe global warming deniers, climate change is all right because the climate changes all the time.True enough; but the last time atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were sustained at 387 parts per million (ppm) was 15 million year ... [read more]
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How Reliable is the U.S. Temperature Record?
I have been meaning to blog about Matthew Menne's latest revision to his study that was posted in the Journal of Geophysical Research. The title of his study is 'On the Reliability of the U.S. Temperature Record' Here is the... [read more]
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Tea Party's Climate Change Denial
Tea Party supporters deny the existence of climate change and oppose any attempt to regulate emissions. Despite their distrust of science and resistance to civil debate, the Tea Party's crusade is gaining momentum. Republican organizers are hopin ... [read more]
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It is so on
I will be debating Christopher Monckton this Friday. [read more]
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The Weekly Mulch from the Media Consortium: What's Missing from Obama's Clean Energy Agenda? (Hint: Wind and Solar)
By Sarah Laskow, Media Consortium Blogger [read more]
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IPCC Head Responds to the Glacier Fiasco and other Questions
The Economist just recently interviewed Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, who is the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). In the interview, Dr. Pachauri discusses the Himalayan Glacier debacle. The Economist also questions Dr. P ... [read more]
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The Bigger Kahuna: Are More Frequent and Higher Extreme Waves a By-Product of Global Warming?
Increasing maximum wave heights off the Pacific Northwest coast may pose a greater threat than rising sea levels [read more]
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Alternative to Expensive Watches
Watches are among the fashion accessories that we mostly never leave behind.  They are the must-bring wherever we are heading.  We usually use watches not just to complement our outfit but more for its function.  Time is important to all of us.  ... [read more]
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War of the Words
A new storm is brewing – Monbiot vs Delingpole. [read more]
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Find Great Condominiums in Petersburg
To most people, finding a good place to settle down is not an easy task as we think.  There are many things that we need to consider and think of.  It is important to make sure that the place you choose is a great place where you will best raise ... [read more]
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CLIMATE CHANGE: Small Islands Await Haitian-Type Disaster
UNITED NATIONS, Jan 19, 2010 (IPS) - The devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti last week has brought into sharp focus the threat of another natural disaster waiting to happen: a sea-level rise that could obliterate the world's small islan ... [read more]
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Under Construction!!!
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I’ve changed my mind
(Posted by S2)BPSDB Clippo recently pointed us to Nexus 6, which led to a bit of a discussion about “the worst climate paper ever”. [read more]
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!!
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CARBON SUPPLICANTS ON THE COPENHAGEN PILGRIMAGE
George Marshall argues that the carefully stage managed involvement of civil society in Copenhagen fails to speak in any meaningful way to the people who really hold the balance of power. For many of us Brits the journey to Copenhagen has requir ... [read more]
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SWIFTBOATING THE CLIMATE SCIENTISTS
The theft of 1,000 private e-mails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia (UEA) shows that deniers have learned lessons from dirty politics and are running a new campaign to undermine public trust in climate scientists. T ... [read more]
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Do You Know the Way to San Jose and Yeppo Talks?
Go to Yeppo Talks.com for new blogs and podcasts. [read more]
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Yeppo Talks: The Website
Yeppo Talks is moving to a bigger and more expensive place where I can waste more space with my tiny, explosive mind. This will be the last post over here so, to continue the journey, you need to be here. See you there! Once there, subscribers ca ... [read more]
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Lohachara Lost And Found
[For the first-timers: As the name suggests, this blog is about islands of the world heritage site of the Sunderbans -- a vast archipelago in the eastern India -- which are gradually getting wiped out because of certain geomorphological reasons. ... [read more]
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A Global Warming Hoax
Let us save the islands of the world heritage zone of the Sunderbans. Let us try to find out the real reasons why some of the islands of this archipelago are eroding away. According to official records, there are 102 islands in the Indian Sunderb ... [read more]
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