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Archive for November 17th, 2009

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Promises of green job security may be a thing of the past.

A major selling point for the green jobs movement has been the near guarantee that renewable energy and green tech sector jobs will be tied to U.S. soil — wind farm technicians and solar panel installers in China or India can’t service turbines in Iowa and roofs in California.
The resulting theology of the green energy [...]

Age of Stupid:

The Age of Stupid Global Premiere Trailer from Age of Stupid on Vimeo.
With 700+ screenings in over 40 countries, live from New York with Kofi Annan, and featuring a live performance by Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, the global premiere of the Age of Stupid was a memorable event in cinema history – and a key moment [...]

Earth ‘heading for 6C’ of warming

Average temperatures across the world are on course to rise by up to 6C without urgent action to curb CO2 emissions, according a new analysis.
Emissions rose by 29% between 2000 and 2008, says the Global Carbon Project.
All of that growth came in developing countries, but a quarter of it came through production of goods for [...]

Looking for a Solution to Cows’ Climate Problem

With the approach of the U.N. Climate Conference in Copenhagen next month, the livestock industry is coming under renewed scrutiny for its contribution to greenhouse gases.
Methane, which is a byproduct of digestion by cud-chewing animals, is a gas 23 times more warming to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. A 2006 report by the U.N. Food [...]

Changes in the Climate and a Windier Great Lake

Chalk up another effect of climate change: it’s getting windier over Lake Superior.
That is the conclusion of a study by scientists who have looked at the effects of increasing surface water temperatures in the lake and air temperatures over it. The water has warmed faster than the air, creating instability in the air mass that [...]

Serving Denmark With a Greener Menu

Whether they relish the unique flavors of Scandinavian cuisine or feel that herring is an acquired taste, the diners at Restaurant Julian, a popular Copenhagen lunch spot, are helping to reduce carbon dioxide emissions with every bite they eat.
Tucked inside Denmark’s National Museum in the city center, the restaurant is a prominent member of Climate+, [...]

What’s happening down under?

So what is Mother Nature up to down under?
We have been told to keep an eye on the South Pole over the last few days…………..a good supporter of the Greenhouse Neutral Foundation came up with the idea to see how the last 7 days has progressed @tweetingdonal – Interesting!
 Now what will be the outcome for [...]

A Voice of Hope – A Day Will Come

There have been a lot of negative reports in the last few days that world leaders who will attend the Copenhagen Climate Change talks starting from December 7th are not committed to finalizing a pact to return our planet to a safe world for our children.
Even though some see our quest to be the voice [...]