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Tag Archives: climate change
USA still number 1!
Tomorrow is World Environment Day, as good a day as any for the release of the National Geographic Society’s Greendex 2010. The Greendex ranks the consumption habits of people in 17 countries. For the third straight year, US consumers have defended their title as the most … Continue reading
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The Fierce Urgency of Now
One of the reasons many Americans are not particularly freaked out about climate change is that they tend to believe that the impacts will occur far in the future in distant lands. The EPA’s Climate Change Indicators in the U.S. … Continue reading
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Keep your Earth Day resolutions
Many of us in the Sungevity community made Earth Day resolutions to reduce our carbon footprints. But will our green resolutions go the way of our New Year’s resolutions, with a few false starts and then a slow fade to oblivion? … Continue reading
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Killing Green Jobs
Remember that blog post last week about how great AB32 will be for California’s economy, especially consumers and small businesses? Well get this: Petitions are circulating to put an initiative on the November ballot that would suspend AB32 as long … Continue reading
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Beach reading for a hot planet
Just in time for summer, a slew of new books about climate change are hot off the press. These new works by some of the leading climate change reporters and thinkers are not what you’d call beach reading–if the worst … Continue reading →