Who says it’s impossible to put a price on carbon?
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Or, Why People Hate Wall Street 101. Not exactly a shocker, but good to have some scientifically-validated research on the subject … Protection boosted for tuna, sharks and swordfish What happens when the community-focused Transition movement meets the Occupy protests? At least we can find a bit of humor in this situation, as the photoshoppers go medieval on Lt. Photo: Greenpeace USA 2011 Congress requested that the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences examine the problem of climate change and make recommendations for action. Why Sen. Lindsey Graham thinks putting a price on carbon is the key to generating American jobs. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s opposition to climate-change legislation has cost it another member. Exelon, one of the biggest utilities in the U.S., said this morning it will leave the business lobby because of the latter’s increasingly strident opposition to climate legislation According to conventional wisdom, clean coal is the great hope for China, and China is the great hope for clean coal. Makes sense—the world’s biggest greenhouse-gas emitter has a fast-growing economy powered by coal. |
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