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Anna Fahey is a communications strategist at Sightline Institute, a Seattle-based research and communications center working on sustainable solutions for the Pacific NW.


Anna Fahey’s Posts

  • Sustainababy

    Growing up green: Breathing for two 1

    Posted 5 days, 7 hours agoAnna Fahey explores what energy and climate policy has to do with her baby's IQ.
  • Sustainababy

    Growing up green: How to shop for a green baby 4

    Posted 5 days, 7 hours agoIntroducing a baby into the family means introducing a whole slew of stuff into our lives -- much of it bulky, expensive, and plastic.
  • Clean Energy Economy

    Is China winning the clean energy race? 7

    Posted 4 months, 1 week ago

    Industrialized nations may find themselves borrowing and begging for new technologies that China has been busy perfecting all along.

  • In the game or on the sidelines?

    Northwest businesses weigh in -- or bow out -- on energy policy 1

    Posted 6 months ago

    This fall, Northwest-based global businesses Nike and Starbucks led a group of consumer brands to publicly champion muscular, science-based climate and energy policies.  But where are all the other Northwest companies on climate policy? Amazon? Microsoft? Boeing?

  • It’s time for climate policy.

    American Public Wants Climate Policy 1

    Posted 6 months, 1 week ago

    New Pew survey numbers indicating strong public support for the essential ingredients of a national cap and trade program. Who cares if people can't name the policy -- they know what they want.

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    You're right...

    Even my quiz kind of points to my own "party" bias, I guess, considering a not so veiled irony in my choices.  

    Even if stewardship was a different ball game back when Earth Day started, it's intersting to see how "going green" -- or whatever it's been called over the years -- has been used here and there to gain some sort of political capital. At the same time environmentalists are accused of being extremists, radicals, long-haired tree-huggers -- take your pick -- savvy politicians know when it's a good idea to take a piece of the green pie for themselves. Just ask Frank Luntz!

    Watch for signs of my increasing obsession with Newt Gingrich. On A belated Earth Day quiz posted 2 years, 7 months ago 3 Responses

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