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October 1, 2009
Posted by Dan Lashof in Solving Global Warming
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- ACES, carboncaps, cleanenergy, cleanenergyjobsact, energyandclimate2009, senate
In a previous post I argued that the fundamental test for any climate and energy bill is the total reduction in global warming pollution it will achieve. The ACES bill passed by the House in June would reduce emissions by...continued→
September 29, 2009
Posted by Dan Lashof in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- ACES, cap2.0, carboncaps, cleanenergy, energyandclimate2009, jobs
As Senators Kerry and Boxer prepare to introduce a comprehensive clean energy and climate protection bill in the Senate, a new analysis by researchers at UC Berkeley confirms that similar legislation can strengthen our economy and create jobs. The new study...continued→
August 11, 2009
Posted by Dan Lashof in Solving Global Warming
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- ACES, cleanenergy, energyandclimate2009, greenbuilding, harryreid, jobs, nationalcleanenergysummit, renewableenergy, solar
Vegas is an ironic place to have a clean energy summit. There is nothing green about this concrete oasis in the desert. No vegetation, no water, no way to get here other than burning copious amounts of fossil fuel. (On...continued→
April 28, 2009
Posted by Dan Lashof in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- 100days, carboncaps, cleanenergy
Yesterday I had a chance to attend President Obama's speech to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS). This is the first time since JFK that the president has addressed the Academy during his first 100 days in office and President...continued→
June 27, 2007
Posted by Dan Lashof in Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- carboncaps, cleanenergy, framing, globalwarming, technology
It is fashionable these days to talk about the need for an Apollo project to develop the technology to solve global warming. Most recently David Sokol, the CEO of the utility MidAmerican Energy, made this argument in a Washington Post...continued→