Wednesday, September 26, 2012

A Fast and Vigil for Climate Justice
Hungry for Climate Leadership is holding a fast and vigil for twelve days on Parliament Hill. Our purpose is to demand that the Canadian government address climate change, the greatest threat to our children.

As the Earth warms and extreme weather events become increasingly common, hundreds of thousands perish each year. Our children will feel the deadly effects of the carbon [dioxide] we pump into the atmosphere. In the second half of this century, the vast majority of humanity may perish from the droughts, floods and diseases that climate change is expected to bring. Experts estimate that by 2100 the Earth may only be able to support one billion people. Climate change is humanity's biggest challenge, yet Canada is not making even the most modest effort to reduce this threat.
Day 5 on the fast for climate justice | A Fast and Vigil for Climate Justice
Wow, what an exciting day! We had visits from Elizabeth May of the Green Party who is joining us in the Fast for five days.
Energy: EcoGrid EU – big green brotherm
And, of course, when the wind does not blow, not only can individual houses be cut off, the utility suppliers can reach into those houses and switch off whole classes of appliances.

That way, our green masters avoid the embarrassment of the lights going out, but it will be only one (energy saving) bulb each, with the television allowed only to receive the party political broadcasts – and the green education. Big Brother cometh, but he is coloured green.
NASA GISS caught changing past data again – violates Data Quality Act | Watts Up With That?
A funny thing happened on the way to determining how hot 2012 has been on a global basis: temperatures changed in 1880.
Snow in Colorado High Country
One to 3 inches of snow expected in several mountain areas, including Aspen, Vail, Snowmass, Crested Butte, Taylor Park, Marble, Ouray, Telluride, Lake City, Silverton, Rico and Hesperus, according to the National Weather Service office in Grand Junction.
Burning a Forest to Save It - NYTimes.com
While a controlled burn leaves unsightly blacken areas, it is the genesis of a new and safer forest.

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