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Monthly Archives: January 2013
I would go to DC if I could
Sorry, 350.org, I have a slight geographic impediment; it is commonly known as the North Atlantic Ocean. If you have no such geographic barriers preventing you from going to the event, please sign-up here.
Posted in Anthropocene, Civil Disorder, Climate Science, Environment, Politics
Tagged 350.org, Civil Disorder, President's Day
20 Comments
The future is already here
I happened to turn on the BBC News TV channel over the weekend and caught the tail-end of the video below – entitled India’s Water Crisis. However, upon investigation, I discovered this had been first broadcast over six months ago. … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropocene, Environment, Limits to Growth, Optimum Population, Sustainable development
Tagged India, River Ganges, Varanasi, water
13 Comments
We need a global power shift
Yesterday, I received the email below from May Boeve at Bill McKibben’s 350.0rg. I have received others before and would love to get involved but, having investigated to see what they are looking for, was left with the distinct feeling … Continue reading
A case is concluded
To mark the occasion of James Delingpole making a complete ass of himself once again by publishing an article in the Daily Mail, which drew this response from the Met Office… As regular readers of this blog will know, I … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Science, Denial, Environment, James Delingpole, Pseudo science, Scepticism
Tagged Daily Mail, James Delingpole, Meteorological Office
52 Comments
Please tell Obama to stop Shell drilling in the Arctic
The latest email from Greenpeace/savethearctic.org, —————– Dear Rick, Right now, one of Shell’s Arctic oil rigs with 139,000 gallons of diesel and 12,000 gallons of hydraulic oil on board, is being retrieved and assessed for damage after it ran aground … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Climate Science, Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Greenpeace, Politics
Tagged Go Beyond Oil, Greenpeace
1 Comment
Greenpeace – we told you this would happen
Latest email from Greenpeace: Our greatest fears about Shell’s incompetence in the Arctic are starting to be realised. The Kulluk – Shell’s creaking Arctic oil rig – was being towed back to harbour for maintenance when it was hit by … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Climate Science, Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Ethics, Fossil Fuels, Greenpeace, Intergenerational Injustice, Politics
Tagged Go Beyond Oil, Greenpeace
9 Comments
Happy New Reality from Michael Ruppert
For bringing former LAPD narcotics investigator Michael C. Ruppert to my attention, I am indebted to my Sister and Nephew. As Wikipedia points out, having been appalled by the reality of corruption within the CIA over 20 years ago, Ruppert … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Science, Collapse, Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Financial Crisis, Fossil Fuels, Politics
Tagged corruption
9 Comments