Sounds like Green Hell has been translated into Russian. Continue reading Pravda: Global warming, the tool of the West
Day: January 6, 2013
Rep. Jose Serrano reintroduces bill to repeal presidential term limit
UK health secretary threatens industry over childhood obesity
No offense intended to our UK friends, but isn’t the food on Landing Strip One already bad enough without removing more salt, sugar and fat? Continue reading UK health secretary threatens industry over childhood obesity
Hawks in danger of extinction in illegal hunting campaign
Can’t be. DDT was banned long ago? Continue reading Hawks in danger of extinction in illegal hunting campaign
Prince Charles urges action on environment
“We don’t, in a sensible world, want to hand on an increasingly dysfunctional world to our grandchildren, to leave them with the real problem.” Continue reading Prince Charles urges action on environment
Alarmists to hold assemblies in NY public schools
“Monday through Friday this week, the Alliance for Climate Education will hold school-wide assemblies at 14 high schools, reaching more than 4,000 students.” Continue reading Alarmists to hold assemblies in NY public schools
US study says El Nino, climate change link fuzzy
“The frequency and volatility of El Nino, a weather pattern that hammers the tropical Pacific Ocean every five years or so, does not seem linked to climate change, said US research released Thursday.” Continue reading US study says El Nino, climate change link fuzzy
Geoengineering: Looking to sky to fight climate change
“Ten years ago, people would have said this is totally wacky.” Continue reading Geoengineering: Looking to sky to fight climate change
NYTimes food twit attacks celebs for advertising soda
Mark Bittman says, “But food provides nourishment, and soda doesn’t.” So carbohydrates aren’t nourishment? That would be news to my metabolism. Continue reading NYTimes food twit attacks celebs for advertising soda
As Biofuel Demand Grows, So Do Guatemala’s Hunger Pangs
“Now that the United States is using 40 percent of its crop to make biofuel, it is not surprising that tortilla prices have doubled in Guatemala, which imports nearly half of its corn.” Continue reading As Biofuel Demand Grows, So Do Guatemala’s Hunger Pangs