[And don't even get them started on those potential CO2-spewing grandchildren]: Having Children Brings High Carbon Impact - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com

“Clearly, the potential savings from reduced reproduction are huge compared to the savings that can be achieved by changes in lifestyle,” the report states.

[From people who think they're taking the high road, while promoting the greatest scientific fraud in history] « It’s Getting Hot In Here

There’s a lot of negative energy out there, with tea-baggers disrupting town halls, lobbyists forging fake letters, and a the growing frenzy that seems to be engulfing politics in this country. If this is how the fight for clean energy and health care reform is going to be won, and we feel like we have the people and resources to make our case strongly, than we need to step up to this challenge today.

But lets keep something in mind: we will never win by being more ass-holish than the ass-holes. We’ll never be more sleazy, and we’ll never be as good at saying ‘No’. Even those of us that oppose the violent and dangerous coal industry are committed to offering peaceful and prosperous solutions. We, as a movement for clean energy, are positive, constructive force for change.

First Thoughts — A First Things Blog

Who would have guessed that psychology could help cool the planet? Seriously, is there anything our scientific overlords can’t do? And why didn’t we think to ask the psychologists for policy advice on climatology sooner?

All American Blogger » Two Rules From the Dem Playbook: Get In Their Faces and Punch Them Twice As Hard

[Obama] “I want you to argue with them and get in their face…”