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  At the risk of sounding ungrateful

  The budget is a good start but do you think $15 billion to develop clean technologies over 10 years is enough? Why is the bulk of our national budget still reserved for unnecessary wars and insolvent banks? On Obama's first budget includes green spending and anticipated revenues from a climate plan posted 8 months, 3 weeks ago 14 Responses

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  CNBC ADD Edition

  Great clip and even better analysis. Roubini and Taleb looked like they were trying to teach Econ-101
  to a group of teenagers with ADD.  On Two real financial thinkers venture into CNBC fantasy world; comedy ensues posted 9 months ago 4 Responses

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  They elected Bush, twice!

  Always remember, Republican politicians must appeal to their base, and the base is composed of idiots.  On Denier duo tried to tarnish Hansen and utterly misquoted Revkin posted 9 months, 3 weeks ago 5 Responses

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  One small frozen caveat

  Of course, tapping frozen methane hydrates for commercial use is a huge and expensive undertaking that is fraught with environmental risks.  

  http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/11/ ...On Lots of natural gas is chillin' on Alaska's North Slope, says USGS posted 1 year ago 3 Responses

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  Make hay while the sun disappears in a toxic haze

  China is the factory for the world; American and European companies outsourced their manufacturing there to save on labor costs.  This arrangement benefited American and European executives (through their stock options and bonuses) and hurt average employees. America now has an historic opportunity to seize the lead in the growing green economy while China disappears under its own toxic haze. On China concedes its CO2 emissions have caught up to the U.S. posted 1 year ago 3 Responses