The International Energy Agency has again weighed in on how to combat climate change through better energy policy.
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Michael Bardin of Perkins + Will Writes “You’ve Heard About Slow Food. What We Really Need Is Slow Design”. And indeed, we already have it. “By cutting emissions that are linked to developmental disorders and respiratory illnesses like asthma, these standards represent a major victory for clean air and public health,” the agency’s director says. The International Energy Agency released its annual World Energy Outlook yesterday, and it made for depressing reading if you care about the future of the planet Dear Governor Perry, Just a few friendly suggestions for your presidential campaign. A new report by the Inspector General of the EPA questions the EPA’s procedures in making a 2009 endangerment finding about excess greenhouse gas emissions. The report “calls the scientific integrity of EPA’s decision-making process into question and undermines the credibility of the endangerment finding,” according to Sen James Inhofe, the senate Environment and Public Works committee minority leader. During this week’s BART cyberdrama, one of the big questions was whether the agency would again shut down cell service in downtown underground BART stations in an effort to quell protests. As it… Last week, the House voted on an amendment that stated the following: “Congress accepts the scientific findings of the Environmental Protection Agency that climate change is occurring, is caused largely by human activities, and poses significan… World Energy Outlook 2010 arrives from the International Energy Agency. |
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