Friday, September 18, 2009

[Again, because evil carbon dioxide helps species that you dislike and kills species that you like]: Sea Stars Grow Faster as Water Warms | LiveScience
Climate change will deal clams, mussels, and other marine bivalves a double whammy.
The Cheapest Way To Curb Carbon Dioxide: Contraception | Popular Science
If we're trading carbon credits now, will we be trading baby credits in the future? Should the right to bear children be more regulated, or is it a fundamental right that we should breed nilly-willy even if it destroys the planet? Is China ahead of the rest of the world on this one? Should we be urgently airlifting condoms to regions of the world that don't have enough access to contraception?
Hot Air » Blog Archive » Video: [2007's Obama debunks 2009's Obama]
Back in the day, Barack Obama really did work as a mythbuster. In this clip from Naked Emperor News and Breitbart TV, Obama explains that any health-care overhaul will require $100 billion a year in new spending, for which Obama would push new taxes as a funding mechanism. Cutting red tape and “profits” out of the existing system would not be enough to fund a transition to a new system. Medicare and Medicaid, he warns, get used by politicians to manipulate budgets at the expense of health-care providers.
Rooftop Solar Setback in California - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com
The solar industry faces a setback in California, the largest solar market in the country, after an important bill failed to win approval before the state legislative session ended last week.
YouTube - [Australian climate fraud promotion]
Is this the world you want to inherit? If not, vote for the one you do in Youth Decide, Australia's first national youth climate vote.
www.youthdecide.com.au. Video made by the Australian Youth Climate Coalition.
Reid pledges to move cap-and-trade bill “as quickly as we can” « Climate Progress
Even more important, I’m told, the climate science realists in the Cabinet had a come-to-jeepers* meeting this week with the political team, and the word went out from the White House that the climate bill is still a top priority of the administration, with a strong desire to see the Senate act this year.

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