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Who’s There?

2009-12-21 – 7:43 pm

Gosh! That secret knock sounded almost like a regular knock.

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Raw Deal

2009-12-20 – 8:47 pm

The countries that met behind closed doors and produced a “modest agreement” are the major polluters, responsible for 80% of all greenhouse gas emissions.

By jcwinnie | Posted in climate, danger, denial, energy, environment, finance, forecast, framework, intervention, monitor, survival, world | Also tagged Brazil, China, climate, coal, danger, denial, finance, India, intervention, monitor, petroleum, science | Comments (6)

SOS from the Copenhagen, Sir

2009-12-18 – 12:19 pm

Unaddressed: Not discussed or considered

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Reasons for Concern about the 2 ºC Threshold

2009-12-16 – 2:55 pm

And, the next generation to be effected by climate change already in progress asks, “Did you not think of us?”

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Ode to Awareness, Communication and the Climatrix

2009-12-15 – 4:25 pm

Is the Klima Kollecktivet, kerrect? What do you think? What do they think over there? And, what about them? Yes, even “those people”…

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Bupkis

2009-12-8 – 12:50 pm

An English word of Yiddish origin meaning nothing of value, significance, or substance.

By jcwinnie | Posted in anger, climate, control, denial, environment, framework, negotiation, thermodynamics, trust, world | Also tagged denial, emissions, finance, thermodynamics, world | Comments (11)

We do so because of a profound emergency

2009-12-6 – 6:57 pm

So far the world’s response to rising GHG emissions, average global temperature, and sea level has been feeble and half-hearted. especially the of years of obstructionism by the United States.

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, analysis, climate, collaboration, danger, environment, forecast, journalism, world | Also tagged advocacy, coal, collaboration, food, forecast, health, oceans, petroleum, science, water | Comments (6)

He was willing to make a deal

2009-12-5 – 11:03 pm

Something about a fox and some grapes, and Greeks bearing gifts.

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Go Bomber! Rah, Rah!

2009-12-5 – 5:49 pm

And, military spending goes into the Afghan Defense.

By jcwinnie | Posted in advocacy, climate, environment, monitor, policy, thermodynamics, world | Also tagged climate, monitor | Comments (1)

A Walkabout

2009-11-26 – 10:22 pm

Beneath a relentless sky

By jcwinnie | Posted in climate, economics, energy, environment, human rights, policy, rhetoric, world | Also tagged climate, coal, emissions, petroleum, policy, world | Comments (2)

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