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Carl Pope This article earlier published in Sheekeydaily The election is well under-way and there’s a lot at stake – gun-safety, health care insurance, fiscal responsibility, and the safety of the air, water and climate that supports us. It’s not just the vital Presidential race, which is getting so much attention, […] Peter Sterling Though the tragic and costly impacts of changing weather extremes on Vermont continue to (justifiably) make headlines, they shouldn’t totally overshadow recent accomplishments in the fight to reduce global warming before it is too late. This progress is happening because New Englanders have demanded real leadership and action in the face of the […] Michael Cohen The U.S. Supreme Court has been in the news lately. The end of the session, many court observers know, brings a number of important and controversial rulings out. Especially, those related to environmental quality, climate and health of our communities, because these rulings will have serious impact on the progress toward […] September 10, 2020 By James Hansen We older people are leaving young people a tough row to hoe. So when they figure out something on their own, the best thing that we can do is support their efforts. That’s the philosophy that Dan Miller and I had in writing the op-ed below (A Socially and […] September 9, 2020 By James E. Hansen And Daniel H. Miller, Opinion Contributors A majority of the public is in favor of action on climate change, and putting a fee or tax on the carbon content of fossil fuels is generally accepted — including among conservatives — as a key method for reducing greenhouse gas […] I’m writing to comment on National Grid’s tactics regarding its proposed E37/Albany Loop fracked gas pipeline. It has been reported that National Grid has asked local government officials and leaders of development agencies to submit testimony to the Public Service Commission (PSC) concerning this proposed fracked gas pipeline extension. Many of the solicited individuals did […] Reposted from CleanTechnica: Every time energy policy is being discussed, you’ll usually find a call for more R&D spending at the top of the list of ways to solve problems. While I agree that research is great, it’s obviously not enough and, if anything, only the first step. Unfortunately, calls for more […] |
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