Friday, November 16, 2012

Tom Zeller Jr.: Amid Climate Change Inaction in Washington, Activist Urges Americans To 'Do The Math'
"We are running out of time," said Unity College president Stephen Mulkey in a statement explaining the decision last week. "While our public policy makers equivocate and avoid the topic of climate change, the window of opportunity for salvaging a livable planet for our children and grandchildren is rapidly closing.

"While there is much uncertainty about how climate change will play out with respect to specific regions and weather patterns, one thing is very clear: Our current emissions trajectory will carry us beyond 5 degrees Celsius average global warming by 2100," Mulkey added. "This will be a planet that is not consistent with our civilization, and science shows us that the impact will be largely irreversible for a millennium. I don't know how the stakes could get any higher."  [Can I see the math that allegedly shows trace amounts of CO2 making the planet uninhabitable?]
Phoenix carbon credit company wound up for using same old tricks - Business Credit News UK
The company claimed the market in carbon credits had grown by nearly 60 per cent in the past year and that the investment opportunity was a “no brainer” with “guaranteed returns”.
Susanne Torriente fights to keep ‘America’s Venice’ from slipping into the sea | Grist
Depending on what happens on worldwide climate action, 48 percent of South Florida could end up submerged.
Twitter / drgrist: "a carbon tax is a political ...
"a carbon tax is a political winner." Jeeeeezus.

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