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11.02.2009 9:01 pm

Seeking a less catastrophic way to cool global warming

Phorusrhacos longissimus roamed part of what is now Argentina during the Middle Miocene.

Who wants a drumstick? The six-foot-tall phorusrhacos longissimus roamed what is now Argentina during the Middle Miocene.

People often talk as if warming temperatures are the only evidence of human-induced global climate change. But the amount of carbon dioxide in the…

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07.26.2009 9:00 pm

Lobbypalooza! Reform brings boom on K Street

An old baseball cliché says that “speed don’t slump.” In Washington, it’s lobbying that don’t slump.

President Barack Obama’s policy proposals may not have created many jobs so far in most sectors of the economy, but the lobbying industry is going gangbusters.…

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07.17.2009 12:20 pm

Blaine: U.N. climate group will force us to bike to work!

The future according to Blaine

The future according to Blaine

Our new favorite member of Congress, Blaine Luetkemeyer, is  warning that “the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. . .receives millions of dollars a year in your taxes to promote a liberal agenda of taxing…

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07.03.2009 9:00 pm

The reality of denial

The British General Staff's map of the Battle of Brooklyn

The British General Staff's battle map.

Last month the New York City Council approved a developer’s proposal to erect an 18-story apartment tower on the East River in Brooklyn, just east of the Brooklyn Bridge. The project is controversial not only because…

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06.30.2009 9:00 pm

The Indifference Point on global warming: $18.75 a month

For the first time, someone has put a price on what Americans are willing to pay to protect their children and grandchildren from the effects of global warming: $18.75 a month.

The effort began with a Washington Post/ABC News poll last week…

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05.28.2009 9:00 pm

False choice: Inaction on global warming is no option

The House Energy and Commerce Committee last week took a major step toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It approved a bill that would cap releases of heat-trapping gases and create a national market to trade pollution credits.
The bill comes on the…

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04.21.2009 9:00 pm

Earth Day: Environmental challenges, and stakes, grow larger

Today is Earth Day. But you already knew that.

You knew it because Earth Day has become Earth Week — a hybrid of selfless environmental activism and shameless marketing opportunism. If the original was a media sensation, this latest version is an…

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01.28.2009 9:00 pm

Democrats clean break on fighting global warming

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President Barack Obama is moving swiftly to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He cleared the way this week for California to set strict new carbon-dioxide standards for cars and trucks. A dozen other states are poised to adopt the standards once…

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