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hansen: If It's That Warm, How Come It's So Darned Cold?
Znet Article, February, 03 2010
james hansen
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Public skepticism about global warming was reinforced by the extreme cold of December 2009 in the contiguous 48 United States and in much of Eurasia. The summer of 2009 was also unusually cool in the United States.
Petermann: What Really Happened in Copenhagen?
Zmag Article, February, 01 2010
Anne Petermann
Petermann's ZSpace page
A report from December's historic UN climate talks (COP15)
Hahnel: A Tale... Full Of Sound And Fury, Signifying Nothing
Znet Article, January, 26 2010
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
I did not mention Patrick Bond, or anyone else for that matter by name, in my three part series on the Left and Climate Change posted on ZNet on December 24, 25, and 26. Nor did I speculate about the motives or political character flaws of any aut...
Glick: Upping the Ante on Climate
Commentary, January, 24 2010
Ted Glick
Glick's ZSpace page
Just about one year ago, Barack Obama was inaugurated as President. Hopes were high among progressive-minded people, including climate activists. Finally, we had a President who got it on the need for action to address the deepening climate crisis.
Bond: Robin, your carbon market ship is sinking fast
Znet Article, January, 19 2010
Patrick Bond
Bond's ZSpace page
Patrick Bond replies to Robin Hahnel's ZNet article "Has The Left Missed The Boat On Climate Change?"
Hahnel: A Climate Change Policy Primer
Commentary, January, 12 2010
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
Because misconceptions are commonplace a basic tutorial on the logic and implications of regulation, carbon taxes, and tradable carbon emission permits is useful. Hopefully this will correct some common misunderstandings about what different polic...
Stiglitz: Overcoming The Copenhagen Failure
Znet Article, January, 09 2010
Joseph Stiglitz
Stiglitz's ZSpace page
Pretty speeches can take you only so far. A month after the Copenhagen climate conference, it is clear that the world’s leaders were unable to translate rhetoric about global warming into action.
Schell: The Melting of America
Znet Article, January, 07 2010
Orville Schell
Schell's ZSpace page
The Story of a Can't-Do Nation
Smecker: Producing Annihilation: Effects of Mountaintop Removal in Appalachia
Zmag Article, January, 01 2010
Frank Smecker
Smecker's ZSpace page
Coal's devastating effects on ground, water, air, & people
Alba: ALBA Declaration on Copenhagen Climate Summit
Znet Article, December, 29 2009
Bolivarian alliance for the peoples of our america -- Alba
Alba's ZSpace page
A statement issued by the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) on 18 December in response to the results of the UN Copenhagen Climate Summit.
Castro: Humanity's Right To Life
Znet Article, December, 28 2009
Fidel Castro
Castro's ZSpace page
Climate change is already causing enormous damage and hundreds of millions of poor people are enduring the consequences.
Scipes: The Green Zone
Znet Article, December, 26 2009
Kim Scipes
Scipes's ZSpace page
As a US military veteran—USMC, 1969-73, who turned around while on active duty—I have been incredibly frustrated at the impotence of the anti-war movement in the United States to stop the wars in particularly Iraq, Afghanistan and, increasingl...
Hahnel: The Left & Climate Change 3/3: A Way Forward
Commentary, December, 26 2009
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
This is the third and final part of a three part ZNet commentary series by political economist Robin Hahnel posted between Dec. 24-26, 2009.
Hahnel: The Left & Climate Change 2/3: Turn Back From The Road To Nowhere
Commentary, December, 25 2009
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
This is part 2 of a three part ZNet commentary series by political economist Robin Hahnel, to be posted Dec. 24-26, 2009. Part 1 was posted yesterday. Part 3 will be available tomorrow.
Hahnel: Has The Left Missed The Boat On Climate Change?
Znet Article, December, 25 2009
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
Make no mistake about it, formal negotiations in Copenhagen ended in a train wreck that no spin doctor can put a good face on and was a huge setback for the prospects of averting climate change in an equitable way.
Hahnel: Has The Left Missed The Boat On Climate Change?
Commentary, December, 24 2009
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
Part 1 of a three part series exploring the Left and climate change to be run on ZNet Dec. 24-26, 2009
Bond: Curing Post-Copenhagen Hangover
Commentary, December, 23 2009
Patrick Bond
Bond's ZSpace page
In Copenhagen, the world's richest leaders continued their fiery fossil fuel party last Friday night, ignoring requests of global village neighbors to please chill out.
Tokar: What was really decided in Copenhagen?or, “50,000 people went to Denmark and all they got was a lousy 3-page political agreementâ€
Znet Article, December, 23 2009
Brian Tokar
Tokar's ZSpace page
Detailed accounts from participants in the recent Copenhagen climate summit are still coming in, but a few things are already quite clear, even as countries step up the blame game in response to the summit’s disappointing conclusion.
Goodman: Climate Discord: From Hopenhagen to Nopenhagen
Znet Article, December, 23 2009
Amy Goodman
Goodman's ZSpace page
Barack Obama said, minutes before racing out of the U.N. climate summit, “We will not be legally bound by anything that took place here today.†These were among his remarks made to his own small White House press corps, excluding the 3,500 cre...
Monbiot: If You Want To Know Who's To Blame For Copenhagen, Look To The US Senate
Znet Article, December, 22 2009
George Monbiot
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The last time global negotiations collapsed like this was in Doha, in 2001. After the trade talks fell apart, the World Trade Organization assured delegates that there was nothing to fear: they would move to Mexico, where a deal would be done. The...
