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PIPA on People on Climate Costs

Category: newspolicy
Posted on: November 6, 2007 11:51 AM, by coby

According to a recent poll from PIPA (Program on International Policy Attitudes), commissioned by the BBC, people world wide are ready and willing to pay more for energy supplies in order to combat climate change.

Once again the US is defining "leadership" as "dragging feet, kicking and screaming behind everyone else".

The true costs of oil are buried deep in huge military budgets and corporate welfare for the richest corporations in human history. Bottled water costs more.

(don't forget to check the details [PDF's, both])

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