Monthly Archives : November 2013

Is Wind Energy Making a Dent in New York's Carbon pollution?

Guest post by Candace Sheppard Wind energy production in New York State is expected to double in the next five years. Photo by U.S. Department of Energy. A day after a study was released last week about wind turbines killing more than 600,000 bats in the United States in 2012, the Environment America Research Policy Center released its second report about… Continue Reading…

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How Green is Your Thanksgiving Turkey?

Guest post by Jess Scanlon Today millions of Americans gather for the traditional Thanksgiving harvest festival. At many of these celebrations the centerpiece of the Thanksgiving dinner is a roasted turkey. From an environmental standpoint, the turkey falls somewhere between chicken and eggs.  A Cornell study shows it takes 14 units of fossil fuel to produce a… https://blog.extraface.com/2024/08/07/jcl9nw9obt7 Continue Reading…

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The Climate Bomb

https://solomedicalsupply.com/2024/08/07/79syn6u All you people indifferent to climate change, listen up: Global warming is accumulating in the Earth’s climate system at a rate equivalent to about 4 Hiroshima atomic bomb detonations, 2 Hurricane Sandys, or 4 magnitude 6.0 earthquakes per second. This, according to a new widget created by the folks at Skeptical Science. Such a handy little… https://www.clawscustomboxes.com/oebylnqm9 Continue Reading…

China's Green Future Is As Hazy As Its Skies

When China makes international news these days, it’s often because of its densely polluted air. The public health aspect of this story is usually front and center, while the global warming angle is somewhat muted. Still, there’s no getting around the climate implications of China’s reliance on coal. There are signs that China is trying to… https://transculturalexchange.org/lizz0fkozz Continue Reading…

Should the Precautionary Principle Shut Down Wind Turbines?

https://polyploid.net/blog/?p=jsm1x6utam In 2012 Scientific American asked: Are Wind Turbines Getting More Bird and Bat-Friendly? In case you weren’t aware, wind energy has an ecological downside that’s hasn’t yet been smoothed out. As AP reporter Dina Cappiello wrote earlier this year, “the green industry is allowed to do not so green things”: It kills protected species with impunity and conceals the… Continue Reading…

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The New Normal: Climate Ambulance Chasing

https://mandikaye.com/blog/vp863iqpg0 By now, the pattern is pretty well established. If there is a famine, drought, catastrophic flood, wildfire, a major hurricane or typhoon, then you can be sure that trailing behind these disasters, like ambulance chasers, is a brigade of climate-concerned activists, scientists and their enablers in the media. And trailing behind them is an Anthony… https://blog.extraface.com/2024/08/07/6mutzt0glfu Continue Reading…

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