Must-read study: How the press bungles its coverage of climate economics — “The media’s decision to play the stenographer role helped opponents of climate action stifle progress.” One of the country’s leading journalists has written a searing critique of the media’s coverage of global warming, especially climate economics. How Much …
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“Urgency Denial” Must End – Winston-Salem Journal Oped by Jim Warren
It’s time to get past ‘urgency denial’ — Winston-Salem Journal
Duke’s Con Job + Bad News on Climate – News Release by NC WARN
Arctic Sea Ice Drops – Associated Press
This article is even more evidence that our society must finally – and immediately – begin to rapidly cut greenhouse gases. For NC, that means cancelling Cliffside and new nukes, and quickly adopting NC SAVE$, the new independent energy efficiency program proposed by 14 public interest groups. Arctic Sea Ice …
Govt Report Links Weather Extremes, Climate Change – ABC News
20-Year Intense Downpours to Occur Every 6 Years By CLAYTON SANDELL, BILL BLAKEMORE and BARBARA PINTO June 19, 2008 — In Burlington, Iowa, the rain-swollen Mississippi has swallowed part of downtown. It’s the second record-breaking flood in the past 15 years and the second time Dennis Standard’s riverfront restaurant has …
Climate Crisis, New Nukes & Progress Energy – News and Observer Op-ed by NC WARN
Melting Methane in Siberia, It’s Happening – Spiegel
MELTING METHANE A Storehouse of Greenhouse Gases Is Opening in Sibera By Volker Mrasek Researchers have found alarming evidence that the frozen Arctic floor has started to thaw and release long-stored methane gas. The results could be a catastrophic warming of the earth, since methane is a far more potent …
Forecast For Big Sea Level Rise: U.S. Media Fails on Another Big Climate Story – BBC
Jim Hansen, the Big Ice Melt, and the U.S Media – Truth Out
http://www.truthout.org/issues_06/040908EA.shtml By Bill Henderson t r u t h o u t | Perspective Wednesday 09 April 2008 Imagine you have a choice between two scenarios on the future impact of climate change: Scenario A: Climate change is real and human-caused, a gradual increase in global temperature that we have …