Obama Oil Drilling Plan: East Coast, Alaska Waters Could Open For Drilling

Scroll down to watch video of President Obama arguing against offshore drilling during his 2008 presidential campaign.
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He addressed the expected outcry from disappointed environmentalists by saying he had studied the issue for more than a year and concluded it was the right call given the nation's voracious thirst for energy and the need to produce jobs and keep American businesses competitive.
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Obama made no secret of the fact that one factor in his decision was securing Republican support for a sweeping climate change [hoax] bill that has languished in Congress.

Paula Crossfield: The Delicious Way to Take on Climate Change: Anna Lappé Talks Diet for a Hot Planet

Anna Lappé's latest book, Diet for a Hot Planet: The Climate Crisis at the End of Your Fork and What You Can Do About It, investigates the intersection between the environmental crisis and the food system in more detail than any book that has come before it.

Daniel Kessler: [Shouldn't the genuises at Google show us how to set up a massive, successful, wind-powered data center?]

Companies like Facebook, Google, and other large players in the cloud computing market must advocate for policy change at the local, national and international levels to ensure that, as their appetite for energy increases, so does the supply of renewable energy.

‘Climategate’: what a pointless investigation | spiked

So what was the purpose of this staged, performed investigation? The answer, to me, seems fairly obvious. As Labour MP Doug Naysmith indicated, he hoped that the report would serve as a ‘corrective’ to climate-sceptic hysteria. Investigations that are meant to serve as a ‘corrective’ to people’s misguided or immoral sentiments used to be called rituals. And that is what this the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee’s ‘limited inquiry’ was mostly about: a ritualised pseudo-investigation aimed at correcting people’s allegedly backward views.