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The Radical Green Makeover

October 2, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, environmentalism | 1 comment

http://mcmeng.com/400hz-load-bank/ Interesting headline by Grist. Once upon a time, radical greens might have been called monkey-wrenchers, bombers, arsonists, whale defenders, even tree-sitters. Today, if you belong to a green group that is agitating against the congressional climate bill, because you think it’s not strong enough to curb global warming, you might as well be a traitor… https://texasriverbum.com/index.php/the-rivers/ Continue Reading…

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The Mockery of No Impact Man

September 11, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmentalism, sustainability | No comments

Buy Clonazepam Online Overnight I’m starting to feel bad for No Impact Man. He’s not getting much respect lately from NY media elites. Several weeks ago, Elizabeth Kolbert dissed him in The New Yorker, prompting his eloquent and polite rejoinder here. Today, with the release of the movie that chronicles his widely publicized environmental stunt, (he must hate that… Buy Clonazepam Online Overnight Continue Reading…

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Environmental Containment

September 10, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmental security, environmentalism | No comments

https://transeuntismundi.com/gallery/ Who knew (or remembers) that George Kennan, the father of U.S. containment policy, once argued for a world environmental organization? Will Rogers over at Natural Security has a nice retrospective post on Kennan’s 1970s clarion call, which appeared in the pages of Foreign Policy. As Rogers summarizes, Kennan notably advanced the international environmental governance debate… https://loychiro.com/contact-loy-family-chiropractic/ Continue Reading…

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Density is Green

September 8, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmentalism, urban planning | No comments

https://10bestforwomen.com/responsibility/ There’s no doubt that I live a “greener” life in Brooklyn than I did while living in crunchy granola Boulder the previous year. Of course, I already miss Colorado’s vistas, the fox bounding past our spacious abode in the glorious foothills, and most of all, the house’s washer/dryer. But the one thing I don’t miss… https://nelsonfenceco.com/contact-us/ Continue Reading…

Inane Impact Man

August 29, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmentalism, morality, water | 3 comments

Order Pregabalin Online UPDATE: [[I should have been more familiar with No Impact Man’s blog–and the scope of his activism– before being so dismissive of him. Thanks to the reader below for providing a larger and fairer context.]] I’m not above stunts myself, especially if it scores me a long feature assignment. The last one I undertook in… Continue Reading…

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The Curse of Kirkpatrick Sale

August 24, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, environmentalism, global warming | 13 comments

Order Pregabalin Online This manifesto published recently at Grist seeks to rewrite the climate activist playbook. Why do I feel it’s the prelude to a larger internecine struggle within the environmental movement? Because there’s this growing belief among environmentalists that reversing the buildup of greenhouse gases is beyond our collective political, policy, and technical means. Forget about re-framing… http://kennytree.com/research/ Continue Reading…

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Sacrificing Cultures on the Climate Change Altar

July 25, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, deforestation, environmentalism, indigenous cultures | 1 comment

https://www.sharenergy.com.br/contato/ This story by Elisabeth Rosenthal in Saturday’s New York Times unintentionally highlights an issue that receives scant attention in the media. Which is the bigger, more immediate problem: land use (such as deforestation) or climate change? If you want to make things even more complicated, throw in natural climatic events, such as drought. Rosenthal tries… https://islamanswers.co.uk/nisab-calculator/ Continue Reading…

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Buddha Thinks Doom

June 28, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, environmentalism, sustainability | 2 comments

https://doc-t.net/news-bits/ Michael Tobis obviously sees himself as a thinker of big, serious thoughts. And it is obvious that on matters of climate change and sustainability, Tobis would like his voice to have greater reach. So because he works hard to be serious and thoughtful, where others are hyperbolic and calculating, I can’t understand why he belittles… Continue Reading…

Growing the Green Movement

May 16, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, environmentalism, global warming | 1 comment

https://twofunnelsaway.com/manychat-review/ Environmentalism, for all its success, is still largely shaped by its elitist roots. It also remains a movement made up of upper-middle class whites, something leaders of established environmental groups had cause to lament after Obama was elected president. In recent years, scholars and journalists have written books on how this lack of racial and… Continue Reading…

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The Green Insurgents

May 8, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmental groups, environmentalism | 13 comments

https://www.re-vitalise.co.uk/privacy-policy/ A few years back, these two guys audaciously pronounced the death of environmentalism. That didn’t go over too well with established greens. Since then, they’ve published a sequel and opened up a storefront to sell a new brand of environmentalism. All this has triggered an odd turf war, including drive-by blasts from the likes of…Continue Reading…

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