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The American West, Fueling Global Warming
In case you haven’t seen it, High Country News shows us the link between the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the United States and the American West. Check out the image below, and click on it to visit their website … Continue reading
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Tagged American West, climate change, coal, global warming, greenhouse gases, high country news, renewable energy
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On Winners, Losers, and All of the Above
After the President’s State of the Union address and his call for an “all of the above” energy policy (actually, to quote, “an all-out, all-of-the-above strategy that develops every available source of American energy”), I tweeted: All of the above … Continue reading
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Tagged clean energy, coal, energy, fossil fuels, obama, offshore, oil, oil and gas, powder river basin, renewable energy, wyoming
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Colorado’s Impending Climate Catastrophe
It seemed reasonable and achievable when announced by former Colorado Governor Bill Ritter in 2007. For the state to do its part to confront climate change, greenhouse gas emissions had to be cut 20% by 2020 and 80% by 2050. … Continue reading
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Tagged climate and energy, climate change, coal, colorado, greenhouse gas, hickenlooper, natural gas, renewable energy
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