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On Nuclear Energy: Lessons in Promoting

  • Todd Wynn's blog
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Posted Wed, 02/24/2010 - 08:10
Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant near Chattanooga, Tennessee

For more than thirty years, there hasn’t been a new nuclear plant built in the United States. This is due to a number of reasons, including cost overruns, environmental lawsuits, political palatability and an unjustified fear of nuclear technology. That may all change with President Obama recently announcing support for nuclear power by giving his blessing and taxpayer dollars for two new nuclear plants in Georgia.
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On Nuclear Energy: The Hidden Costs

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Posted Wed, 02/24/2010 - 07:30
Chemical forms of uranium during conversion

Last week President Obama announced $8.33 billion in loan guarantees for nuclear construction projects in Georgia, after three decades of an ad hoc nuclear moratorium across the country. For all of the coverage last week, the media frenzy missed an important part of the story--the destructive processes at the front end of nuclear power.
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Utah Lawmakers: What Climate Change?

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Posted Tue, 02/16/2010 - 08:55
Wind farm in Utah

Last week, Utah--reaffirming its status as reddest state in the nation--took another jab at the vast international community that is trying to halt global warming when its House adopted a resolution that questions climate change, and criticizes federal programs aimed at curbing emissions.
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Climate Change Decorum

  • Kate Tighe's blog
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Posted Thu, 01/14/2010 - 08:15
Drought in Australia during its hottest decade on record

As North America and Europe face their coldest winters in decades, many climate change deniers are taking the opportunity to do their best Nelson Muntz impression.
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What to Look Forward to in 2010

  • Nikki Gloudeman's blog
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Posted Fri, 01/01/2010 - 11:22
Fireworks on New Years

It's official: 2009 is over and 2010 is upon us. You've no doubt consumed your fair share of best-and-worst-of lists for the past year (and decade), but what about the horizon? Here are some major events to look forward to for the next 365 days:
 
Senate Elections
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Obama: A Different Kind of Change

  • Nikki Gloudeman's blog
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Posted Wed, 12/23/2009 - 09:50
Barack Obama

When Barack Obama swept into the presidential office, it was because the public believed in his bold idea of Big Change. A year later, he's having a harder time garnering support for his small change results.
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Climategate Coverage: We're All Biased

  • Ewan Watt's blog
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Posted Mon, 12/14/2009 - 14:15
Hubert Lamb Building where the Climatic Research Unit is located, University of

I was glad to see YPNation Contributor Nikki Gloudeman share her thoughts on the "climategate" saga. It's hard to recall an event that has caused such excitement in conservative print media, and on talk radio and Fox News. And with some justification.
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Climategate, MSM, and Partisan Pundits

  • Nikki Gloudeman's blog
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Posted Fri, 12/11/2009 - 09:56
Yellow-eyed penguin

Unless you're a rock dweller, you've no doubt heard about so-called "Climategate": The hacked e-mails from University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU) that prove scientists have manipulated statistics to hide the fact that global warming is a hoax.
 
Or, a series of catty e-mails among colleagues, with no bearing whatsoever on the scientific reality of catastrophic climate change.
 
Like many things, it depends on who you ask—which makes it an interesting case study in news coverage.
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Trade and Climate Change: It's Complicated

  • Nikki Gloudeman's blog
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Posted Fri, 12/04/2009 - 09:20
Seagate Wuxi China Factory Tour

At the Copenhagen climate change conference next week, world leaders will negotiate who should make the biggest sacrifices to lower their emissions. The prevailing theory is that countries such as China and India should lead the effort, because they churn out the most greenhouse gases.Read more

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Climate Change: Buying the Warming Perspective

  • Nikki Gloudeman's blog
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Posted Mon, 10/12/2009 - 14:26

Last week, I wrote about climate change deniers and the financial backing they've received from the fossil fuel industry--oil and gas in particular. After the post went up, I was asked about similarly questionable backing for climate change believers. And of course, it's true: People who advocate for climate change measures have also received murky financial support. Two of the most frequently-cited names I've come across are Michael Oppenheimer and James Hansen.Read more

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