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Al Gore Speaks (Some) Truth to Power

Al Gore Speaks (Some) Truth to Power

There’s been a fair bit of fur flying as a result of Al Gore’s recent article in Rolling Stone:  Climate of Denial.  Most of the controversy centers around the fact that Gore calls out President Obama for not doing enough on climate change – not using his “bully pulpit.”  More about that tack in a […]

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Hendrik Hertzberg on Climate Change Politics

Hendrik Hertzberg on Climate Change Politics

I’m an old New Yorker man from way back.  I’ve noted any number of terrific New Yorker stories here, from George Packer and Ryan Lizza on the failures of the Senate on climate and energy legislation, to the authoritative Betsy Kolbert on nearly anything and everything relative to sustainability and the environment. Hendrik Hertzberg is […]

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Nuclear "New Yorker"

First of all, I have to apologize for not being so much in evidence here over the past couple of weeks.  It’s been busy:  Last weekend had three – count ’em – three birthday parties, including a big (successful) surprise for my wife with many old friends, followed the next day by a museum extravaganza […]

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