<![CDATA[Grist - Comment Feed for Obama notes climate and energy policy will be key to national security]]> Grist Comment Feed en Comment #1 by archigeek http://www.grist.org/article/transition-talk-climate-in-security/ Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:43:42 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/transition-talk-climate-in-security/1 Gotta tell ya'...

Hearing Mr. Obama speak is so much less painful than listening to that cretinous mass of horseflesh Boosh. Actually, it's not really painful at all...yet. I'm still holding my judgement on him until I see some concrete actions.

The mellotron is your friend.

]]> Gotta tell ya'...

Hearing Mr. Obama speak is so much less painful than listening to that cretinous mass of horseflesh Boosh. Actually, it's not really painful at all...yet. I'm still holding my judgement on him until I see some concrete actions.

The mellotron is your friend.

]]> Comment #2 by tomwitkin http://www.grist.org/article/transition-talk-climate-in-security/ Fri, 05 Dec 2008 06:00:10 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/transition-talk-climate-in-security/2 Energy, national security and social networking

WSJ reported that "By tapping General James Jones as his national security adviser, President-elect Barack Obama is indicating that the great energy debate will take place at the epicenter of U.S. national security . . ."

Now use effective social networking and collaboration platforms to knit together the entrepreneurs, academic scientific and economic wonks, non-profits, journalists, and corporate Katzenjammer Kids who have a deep interest and knowledge about energy and all its alternatives. Policy might just evolve, grow and solidify into the hard, effective realities that Obama and Jones envision.

Tom Witkin - Market Strategy and Tactics for Emerging Technology


]]> Energy, national security and social networking

WSJ reported that "By tapping General James Jones as his national security adviser, President-elect Barack Obama is indicating that the great energy debate will take place at the epicenter of U.S. national security . . ."

Now use effective social networking and collaboration platforms to knit together the entrepreneurs, academic scientific and economic wonks, non-profits, journalists, and corporate Katzenjammer Kids who have a deep interest and knowledge about energy and all its alternatives. Policy might just evolve, grow and solidify into the hard, effective realities that Obama and Jones envision.

Tom Witkin - Market Strategy and Tactics for Emerging Technology


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