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Mar 30, 2011

Waiting for Congress

Today, I am cleaning up my emails, waiting for the Senate to vote on a gaggle of amendments that would restrict EPA’s authority to control greenhouse gases. They are supposed to vote today or tomorrow.

We have been lobbying hard for months against all anti-EPA bills, riders and amendments. This issue has moved so breathtakingly fast I am not sure I even have all the relevant amendments. Yesterday, someone asked me if I had a vote count. I am still tracking down amendments introduced in the last hour; it is impossible to know the views of swing Senators well enough to guess how they will react to these last minute proposals. The Senate in making sausages right now and it is beyond my powers to predict the size, shape and flavor of the resulting product.

Jan 18, 2011

Climate Change is the Slavery Issue of the Twenty-first Century

Climate Change is the central moral issue of the twenty-first century. It is a peace and social justice issue of global proportions

Jan 10, 2011

Do Coal Plants Collect Social Security?

Almost half of the electricity generated by burning coal comes from plants that were built before the Clean Air Act was passed.

Jan 3, 2011

The Sky Did Not Fall Yesterday

Yesterday, January 2, 2011, was a momentous day for peace, justice and the biosphere. It was the first day that the United States has ever put legally binding limits on emissions of carbon dioxide, the most abundant and long-lasting greenhouse gas.

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