Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
Well, Congress will be teeing off in the great cap-and-trade debate this week (see also, Climate Bill Seeks a Broad Coalition), with many Democrats struggling to get meaningful carbon dioxide reductions written into law, while Dems from big fossil fuel producing states join with Republicans to struggle for the ongoing [...]
Tags: cap-and-trade, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon tax, climate change, ecological hope, economic growth, fossil fuel industry, industrial capitalist economy, oil tar sands, u.s. largest co2 emitter
Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
[LONG POST AGAIN. I promise to shorten them from here on out!]
Okay, we get going again now in the new year. And, friends, we face some pretty stark choices, choices that need to be made immediately if we are going to reverse the course we are on — you know, [...]
Tags: anthropocene era, carbon tax, clean coal, dirty coal, glacier national park, global climate change, global warming, james hansen, plum creek timber, united states forest service