Comments Glauke has made

  • Okay, I read the piece now. It's a lot better then I expected. But the comments...ouch! But I do wish Broder would also take a look at who pays inhofe and morano.On Is John Broder embarrassed to have a baseless hit job on Gore under his byline? posted 3 weeks, 2 days ago 25 Responses

  • Pollan

    Of course I'm happy you guys got your elections right this time, but Michael Pollan is a guy who really showed me something new.

    Plus, James Hansen is my Climate Champion of All Ages and Authoritive Source. That's not just 2008.On Vote for the top eco-hero of 2008 posted 11 months, 1 week ago 22 Responses

  • Funny

    Who said environmentalists couldn't be funny?On A message from Detroit posted 11 months, 3 weeks ago 5 Responses

  • Moral of the Story

    I wasn't too impressed by QoS, but I loved the moral of the story

    Never trust the guy that says he cares about the environment, but drives around in a huge Landrover. There's something wrong there...On James Bond a not-so-secret green agent posted 1 year ago 9 Responses

  • If only...

    these journalist would read the 'how to talk to a climate skeptic guide' of gristmill. They would know what to ask.

    Seems to me that these reporters don't want to be too hard on her -it's easy to come off as a bully. Or they don't fully grasp the concepts involved -entirely possible.On Palin can't name a single man-made cause of climate change posted 1 year, 1 month ago 7 Responses

  • Klaus vs Gore

    My father was vehemently anti-communist in the sixties in the left-wing town he studied. He always taught me that people who do not want you to know the facts (as above) are a danger.

    It is sad that one of the most prominent dissidents has now gone over to the dark side of fact-deniers. And really really bad.
    On Who's the ultimate climate-denying, Anti-Gore superstar? posted 1 year, 1 month ago 3 Responses

  • Expert through Experience

    ...well, not really: I live in The Netherlands, so I can't compare it to the situation in the States.

    I commute to work by train (Leiden-The Hague, approx. 15 minutes), and my lover lives in another town, some two hours away.

    In my experience, the Decisive Factor is the reliability of service: if I cannot count on trains to get me to work (or lover) on time, I cannot use their services. But I can, so I do: I read a book, or the paper. Listen to the news.

    There are toilets available, and I've never-ever experienced anything remotely like the pervert-factor wreckenhavoc seems to fear, nor has anyone I know. But then, I live in Europe :)On Will train travel get annoying too? posted 1 year, 2 months ago 12 Responses