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A Little Bit of Summer in December
On a cold, rainy California morning — the shortest, darkest day of the year — a ray of summer sunshine showed up in my mailbox all the way from New Jersey. It’s been that kind of year.
EPA Dips a Cautious Toe in the Tepid Waters of Carbon Dioxide Regulation
So as the 111th Congress adjourns and President Obama heads to Hawaii to join his family for Christmas, the wheels of the U.S. Government continue to roll, albeit cautiously, toward the goal of regulating and ultimately reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
What Kind of Energy Cocktail is Your State Drinking?
A cool new interactive project by journalism students at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill not only breaks down each state’s energy consumption by fuel type, it also allows you to play local energy manager by balancing your energy needs with the need to reduce carbon emissions.
Monsanto Claus: A RoundUp-Resistant Christmas
On the worst day of Christmas Monsanto Claus gave to me, six bucks per acre and toxic herbicides from some other company…
