Is Earth Day still relevant? | JunkScience.com
Was it ever? You can vote in their poll – when I saw it more than half of voters either didn’t equate it with environmentalism or had no interest in the day or the movement
Killer Offshore Windparks – 3 Dead, 80 Serious Accidents “…More Have Died”
In terms of deaths, this is worse than Fukushima.
Yet, we never hear a peep from the media about the dark side of this “safe and environmentally gentle energy”. Imagine if this had happened at a nuclear power plant.
Three Mile Island, March 1979
A partial reactor meltdown at this Pennsylvania power plant caused a release of radioactive material. Despite the leak, no deaths resulted in the incident, although the cleanup took years.
Twitter / @dvergano [USA Today Science]: "Emotions might be the mis ...
"Emotions might be the missing link in effective communication about climate change" (abs: bit.ly/JlaYGe ) ~ #sciencedenial
Let’s Rename Earth Day | ThinkProgress
In a 2009 interview, our Nobel-prize winning Energy Secretary, Steven Chu, said:
I would say that from here on in, every day has to be Earth Day.
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