"After 2015, easily accessible supplies of oil and gas probably
will no longer keep up with demand." ...
>>>> The Nation: May 12, 2008
There is less news than meets the eye in Barack Obama's
reported offer of a cabinet position for Al Gore. ...
>>>> The Guardian: Apr 7, 2008 The lesson Gore seems to have drawn from his defeats in the White House is that being president is not enough to create real change, especially if powerful interests are against you. >>>> Gristmill Blog: Jan 24, 2008 From the time he took office in 2001, Bush has presided over
a relentless American build-up of the greenhouse gas emissions
that cause global warming. >>>> The Guardian: Nov 28, 2007 » More articles
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First, the charities. I hope you'll consider helping the valiant people of Bangladesh, who have endured two disasters this year—mega floods in the summer and Cyclone Sidr in the fall—that remind us that it is the poor who are hit first and worst by climate change. (more) Dec 14, 2007 A panel of climate scientists and analysts will attempt to speak, as human beings, about the implications and limitations of their research and their duties as citizens. Moderated by Mark Hertsgaard. (more) Nov 01, 2007
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Most global warming bills contain grandfather clauses that give companies free permits for up to 90 percent of their current emissions. >>>> Marketplace: May 3, 2007 The cost of global warming's impacts could cause the worst global downturn since the Great Depression. >>>> Marketplace: Oct 27, 2006 » More radio
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Un tempo erano solo gli ambientalisti e i paranoici a lanciare
l'allarme sull'esaurimento delle riserve
petrolifere. Ora non più. All'interno'
dell'industria
petrolifera sono sempre più numerosi i convinti che
l'era del
petrolio abbondante e abbordabile sia agli sgoccioli. Se hanno
ragione potrebbero essere guai grossi per l'economia
mondiale e, paradossalmente, per il clima del
pianeta. L'espresso: 07.03.2008 Dove è Al Gore? L'uomo che aveva ricevuto più
voti di George W. Bush nel 2000, che per otto anni è
stato vicepresidente di Bill Clinton, il cui proselitismo per
combattere il cambiamento del clima è stato premiato
con un Oscar e insignito del Premio Nobel per la Pace, si
è risolutamente rifiutato di candidarsi alla
presidenza, anche se avrebbe verosimilmente possibilità
di vincere. L'espresso: 10.01.2008 » More foreign articles
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