Supply, demand, and activism: What should the climate movement do next?

The wider public, as I’ve said before, is in favor of more good things and fewer bad things. To them, more energy — of any kind — sounds good. Cutting off a source of energy sounds bad. Given the choice between dirtier energy and cleaner energy, they’ll choose cleaner. But they will rarely choose higher costs or reduced energy supply.

That's why Gallup found that majorities in both parties favor approving Keystone XL. To the public it means more energy, from a nice country.

Lord Christopher Monckton presents "Fallacies about Global Warming". - YouTube

Published on Apr 10, 2012

[57-minute video] Assemblywoman Shannon Grove hosts Lord Christopher Monckton at California State University- Bakersfield. Lord Monckton shares why the Fallacies of Global Warming Theory are going to cost you so much.

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Bloomberg would ban 2-liter sodas with pizza delivery | JunkScience.com

“Typically, a pizzeria charges $3 for a 2-liter bottle of Coke. But under the ban, customers would have to buy six 12-ounce cans at a total cost of $7.50 to get an equivalent amount of soda.”

Devastated Arctic Almost Identical To Twenty Years Ago | Real Science