Tagged With Insanity
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Congress is the problem 7
Posted 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Felix Salmon blogs at Reuters about the seeming exhaustion of Obama's political capital -- on both climate change and financial regulations, he just can't seem to get what he wants out of Congress.
I think Matt Yglesias and Ryan Avent both have the appropriate response: the problem here is not Obama, but Congress.
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Who needs teeth when you've got cheap power?
West Virginia celebrates the blessings of a coal-based economy 27
Posted 1 month ago
West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin has declared coal the official state rock. Here are some suggestions of other ways he could celebrate the blessings coal brings.
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Black Tide
Must-read new story on the Tennessee coal ash disaster and the myth of “clean coal” 4
Posted 1 month ago
A blockbuster story in the new GQ takes a comprehensive look at the Tenn. coal ash disaster of last December and the mockery it makes of "clean coal." An early contender for Year's Best Journalism.
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Contempt of Congress 0
Posted 1 month, 3 weeks ago
House GOP reveals its disdain for clean energy, livable climate with 450 planned amendments to Waxman-Markey and a more-of-the-same rehash of Cheney energy plan.
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“A strong public consensus has emerged on the reality and severity of global warming, as well as on the need for federal action”
Mark Mellman must read on climate messaging: ecoAmerica “could hardly be more wrong” 0
Posted 1 month, 3 weeks ago
One of the world's top pollsters and messaging gurus bashes ecoAmerica's new survey results.
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'Round the hamster wheel again
Cap-and-trade vs. carbon tax: a bird in hand is worth two on Alpha Centauri 8
Posted 2 months ago
The endless, fruitless debate over carbon pricing policies is back again. Herein, I settle it once and for all. Ahem.
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Lowered expectations
Coal + CCS: not as expensive as other things! 1
Posted 2 months, 1 week agoIf I told you that my cross-over dribble was better than Stephen Hawking's, would you build an NBA franchise around me?
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Pulp nonfiction ... ok I stole that headline from The Nation
U.S. government paying industry to pollute 2
Posted 3 months, 1 week agoThe U.S. government will pay the paper industry up to $8 billion this year to emit more carbon dioxide.
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Notable quotable
Bachmann advocates revolution to save country from pricing externalities 0
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Coal is the enemy of the human remains 0
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Lessons from cognitive dissonance theory for U.S. environmentalists 30
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Why cap-and-trade requires that Bangladesh evict radical Islamists 11
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Raising rates to afford cheap coal 0
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NYT breaks story on CO2 regulations ... after two years of Grist coverage 12
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Who will be the next victims? 6
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Up Shit Creek
Giant pond of coal ash escapes, floods Tennessee homes 5
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O come all ye enemies of the human race 2
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Speak now against the rape of Coal River Mountain 6
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The Log of War
Giant mob protests Brazil crackdown on illegal logging 1
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Guerrilla vs. Gorilla
Mountain gorillas threatened by violence in Congo 2
Posted 7 months, 3 weeks ago