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Category Archives: Environmentalism
“hubristic overestimation of human significance”
Wow… there are certainly benefits to having a sick day… with all this extra time on my hands I just keep coming across polemic GEMS like this: Hubristic overestimation of human significance — in this case both for doing harm and … Continue reading
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IPCC deniers
Wow. Clive Crook literally destroys the IPCC in on ‘The Atlantic’ Blog. Kudos for his honesty: I’m also surprised by the IPCC’s response. Amid the self-justification, I had hoped for a word of apology, or even of censure. (George Monbiot … Continue reading
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transparency?
What is transparent about silencing global warming skeptics at the EPA? just asking…
Dangerous Cars – WSJ
Behold the folly of Central planning: In today’s automobile fleet, the majority of the pollution comes from the oldest, dirtiest cars. In fact, the dirtiest 10% of the cars account for more than 50% of smog and carbon monoxide. The … Continue reading
ethanol shmethanol…
As usual… the “green” movement has some serious explaining to do: California regulators have apparently discovered it ain’t easy being green… “ethanol yields about 30% less energy per gallon of gasoline, so miles per gallon in internal combustion engines drop … Continue reading
aye, mayte!
What he said: My current concern with the emissions trading scheme is that a religious fervour has built up around the altar of global warming. Those who serve at the altar have become ruthless in their denigration of alternate views. … Continue reading
wind energy has problems??? NOOOO.
Windmills of Change, originally uploaded by red321. Expansive dreams about renewable energy, like Al Gore’s hope of replacing all fossil fuels in a decade, are bumping up against the reality of a power grid that cannot handle the new demands. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environmentalism, campaign 08
Tagged Clean, energy, Environmentalism, NYT, obama, wind
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slow-bleed strategy
Two things* have grabbed my attention this week. First, Stanford University has a really interesting interview with Christopher Hitchens, an interview which isn’t necessarily recent, but is nevertheless relevant. Secondly, I have been trying to understand the almost religious fervor … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environmentalism, Politics
Tagged anti-capitalism, anti-globalization, Environmentalism, featured, Hitchens, Liberalism
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