“local, practical demands of day-to-day life make it difficult to engage with the more abstract, global dangers posed by climate change.”
It shuts itself down. Staggering level of responsibility.
The Ghost of Future Global Harming, a.k.a. committed emissions, points its bony finger at you
Stop-loss is a policy, Daniel Webster, which says the Military Industrial Complex can expend soldiers beyond the end of their signed contracts.
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As a commitment to a clean energy future, RePower America has as its goal 100 percent of our electricity from clean sources within 10 years.
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Hey, buddy, can you spare some change?
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“A species disappears, by some estimates, once every 20 minutes. And collectively we can’t provide any estimate of the sort or substance of what we actually are destroying.”
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Some people are unable to wrap their heads around important climate change concepts.
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VMT modeling suggests that such inter modal transportation development within urban settings in the United States could yield a 20 percent decrease in energy use.
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