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Post-Apocalypse Now: Though flawed as an eco-pic, Avatar deserves Best Picture award - James Cameron: We need to mobilize like we did during World War II to fight global warming. The threat to our country and children is that severe.

In Climate Progress - Posted 6 days ago

I'm very interested in your thoughts on Avatar.Here are mine on the must-see movie but flawed eco-pic and the controversies surrounding it:[Mi...

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Robert Watson: There is no doubt that the evidence for human-induced climate change is irrefutable. - Former chair says IPCC must acknowledge mistakes and consider shorter reports focused on the key issues, but In many cases, the IPCC is ve

In Climate Progress - Posted 1 week ago

All major emitters of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases need to rapidly and cost-effectively transition to a low-carbon economy, in both the p...

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Arctic Methane on the Move?

In Real Climate - Posted 1 week ago

Methane is like the radical wing of the carbon cycle, in today's atmosphere a stronger greenhouse gas per molecule than CO2, and an atmospheric concen...

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The Heritage Foundation loses its grip on reality, calls science magic'

In Climate Progress - Posted 1 week ago

The Heritage Foundation, a once-influential conservative think tank, has long had extreme views (see Heritage even opposes energy efficiency ). ...

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Methane Melt: The Most Important Story You Don't Follow

In WorldChanging - Posted 1 week ago

We've written before about the danger that climate change will lead to the thawing and release of methane frozen on the ocean floor, and indeed the wo...

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Energy and Global Warming News for March 5: Researchers hope to harness energy from windows; Harvard: fuel taxes needed to cut vehicle emissions; Mercedes to double investment in EV technology

In Climate Progress - Posted 1 week ago

Researchers hope to harness energy from office windowsA project from the Center for Architecture Science and Ecology would use office windows as sola...

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Murkowski to Senate: Drill the Arctic or my state gets it! - Opposes bipartisan energy and climate bill if no ANWR drilling; Lieberman says, That's a deal-breaker.

In Climate Progress - Posted 1 week ago

Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has decided to hold the fate of her state, nation, and world hostage to drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, as ...

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Massive methane leak in Arctic could trigger abrupt warming

In Mongabay.com: Environment News - Posted 1 week ago

Methane, a greenhouse gas 30 times more potent than carbon, is spewing from what was believed to be an impermeable barrier in Siberia in amounts equal...

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Fuel Taxes Must Rise, Harvard Researchers Say

In Dot Earth - Posted 1 week ago

Harvard researchers find that fuel taxes may need to go up in order to meet the Obama administration's greenhouse gas emission targets....

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Wind vs. Natural Gas

In Energy Outlook - Posted 1 week ago

Today's Wall St. Journal includes a very interesting article on the real-world competition between wind power and electricity generated from fossil fu...

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