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Category: editorial
It`s kind of nice to hear an expert in the field making the same observation I often have about the economic arguments that swirl around the climate policy debates. Specifically, opponents to mitigation policy have no trouble relying on the...
Posted by coby at 4:32 PM • 10 Comments •
Category: general
James Hrynyshyn at Island of Doubt yesterday put up a really interesting examination of the Copenhagen Conference's efforts to deal with just what is the "safety limit" for global warming. I won't add much accept to lament the fact that...
Posted by coby at 2:26 PM • 1 Comments •
Category: editorial
In the climate debates, I hear it all the time: why should the US do anything when China and India are the fastest growing and largest emitters of greenhouse gases on the planet? Though I make it a personal policy...
Posted by coby at 1:05 PM • 14 Comments •
Category: mitigation
So it seems there is another advantage to owning a hybrid! It can double as an emergency generator in case of a blackout:...
Posted by coby at 9:58 AM • 5 Comments •
Category: mitigation
As the CO2 in the atmosphere continues to climb, already at a dangerous level, and the argument about doing something about it seems to have only just begun in the power circles, I fear that actively removing it is rapidly...
Posted by coby at 11:37 AM • 6 Comments •
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