Oil Production By State
This may explain why certain politicians are more beholden to fossil fuel producers than others.
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Greenhouse Effect Known As Early as 1912
These 1912 articles said “[burning coal] is adding 7 billion tons of CO2 yearly. This makes the air a more effective blanket for the earth and will raise its temperatures.” 1912!!
Code Red for Humanity – IPCC Report Unequivocal; A Must Read
This is a major development. Here’s a summary of links to the report itself, FAQs and what other people are saying.
Exxon booted from carbon tax alliance after lobbying scandal
Exxon Mobil Corp. was suspended from the Climate Leadership Council after its lobbyist admitted the company didn’t really believe carbon pricing would become law.
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Forbes Magazine Enthusiastically Backs The EICDA
Here is a well-written explanation of EICDA in the latest Forbes — worth sending to everyone on your outreach list.
Reduce methane or face climate catastrophe, scientists warn
The world must act swiftly on another powerful greenhouse gas, methane, to halt the rise in global temperatures, experts warned.
Putting ‘Jackets’ On Buildings Can Help Fight Climate Change
There are two ways to cut GHGs from heating buildings: 1) Insulate, and 2) Convert all heating to electricity (and the electric grid to clean energy only). This is an insulation innovation.
Oil producers launched Facebook ads to counter President Biden’s clean energy plan
Soon after Biden released his $2 trillion climate plan, the world’s major oil and gas dialed up their presence on Facebook.
Exxon Considers Pledging ‘Net Zero’ Carbon by 2050
Remember the recent shareholder meeting, where 2 “environmentalist investor candidates” were elected to the Board? Well, it’s having an impact.
Democrats Seek $500 Billion in Climate Damages From Big Polluting Companies
Sen. Chris Van Holland wants EPA to impose fees for carbon produced from 2000-2019.
A critical ocean system is heading for collapse, study finds
The currents are already at their slowest point in at least 1,600 years, but the new analysis shows they may be nearing a shutdown.
The Greenland ice sheet experienced a massive melting event last week
The Polar Portal, a Danish NGO, calculated that enough water melted to cover all of Florida with two inches of water.