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It's Hard to Be King

Category: AnnouncementEnergyEnvironmentNuclear issuesThings We Like
Posted on: January 29, 2007 10:00 AM, by Sarah Dasher

If you were king for a day (or President for a century), could you slow the course of climate change? This Flash game from the BBC challenges you to create a carbon-neutral future, while still maintaining your coffers--and your presidency.

With international carbon-reduction treaties to contend with, and policy suggestions like, "Privatize Electricity", it takes more than a curbside recycling program to succeed in this game:

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Clearly, my own leadership leaves plenty to be desired.


Hat-tip, Josh Rosenau, coturnix.

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Hey, I found it first!

Posted by: coturnix | January 29, 2007 10:36 AM

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