Mr. Obama has a firm grasp of the climate issue, and no one doubts that he cares about it. But as is often the case with this president, the question is whether he will exhibit a sense of urgency to match his intellectual understanding.
New York Times editorial board.  (via poptech)

(via climateadaptation)

think-progress:

This is how Republicans blocked a vote to confirm the new EPA chief. Not a single one showed up. 

think-progress:

This is how Republicans blocked a vote to confirm the new EPA chief. Not a single one showed up. 

(via worldclimatewatch)

More info, and comments from Friends of the Earth president Erich Pica, here: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rubycramer/keystone-pipeline-opponents-hope-for-a-hero-in-joe-biden

More info, and comments from Friends of the Earth president Erich Pica, here: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rubycramer/keystone-pipeline-opponents-hope-for-a-hero-in-joe-biden

Coal or natural gas? It’s a false choice, explains Gasland’s Josh Fox

greenpeace:

via Treehugger

Tell Mark Zuckerberg to unfriend Big Oil by stopping his pro-fossil fuel ads. Send him a letter here: http://bit.ly/11XYgXv

Tell Mark Zuckerberg to unfriend Big Oil by stopping his pro-fossil fuel ads. Send him a letter here: http://bit.ly/11XYgXv

mothernaturenetwork:

Protestors dislike Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s support of Keystone XL
Zuckerberg’s group has funded a pro-Keystone ad for Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and another political ad with a pro-drilling message.

mothernaturenetwork:

Protestors dislike Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s support of Keystone XL

Zuckerberg’s group has funded a pro-Keystone ad for Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and another political ad with a pro-drilling message.

think-progress:

There are so many things more important than flight delays

Not necessarily an environmental issue, but this is really important these days.

think-progress:

There are so many things more important than flight delays

Not necessarily an environmental issue, but this is really important these days.

utnereader:

Public Comment Period Ends, but Fight Over KXL Just Beginning
As groups opposed to the project wrapped up campaigns urging their members to write, call and otherwise voice their objections to the State Department’s draft, the broader climate movement is also gearing up for the possible next stage in their protracted fight against the project. And with so much believed to be at stake, the movement hopes to leverage its human energy, financial muscle, and political acuity to fight back against the full court press of the fossil fuel industry and their army of lobbyists in Washington. Keep reading.

utnereader:

Public Comment Period Ends, but Fight Over KXL Just Beginning

As groups opposed to the project wrapped up campaigns urging their members to write, call and otherwise voice their objections to the State Department’s draft, the broader climate movement is also gearing up for the possible next stage in their protracted fight against the project. And with so much believed to be at stake, the movement hopes to leverage its human energy, financial muscle, and political acuity to fight back against the full court press of the fossil fuel industry and their army of lobbyists in Washington. Keep reading.

This morning a group of polar bears, nurses and Robin Hoods faced off in a tug-of-war against Wall Street bankers over the half-penny Robin Hood Tax. Friends of the Earth joined National Nurses United, Food & Water Watch, the Institute for Policy Studies and others outside a climate finance meeting to raise awareness for this common sense tax for the public good.

For more info on the Robin Hood Tax and climate finance, check out FOE campaigner Karen Orenstein’s blog post here.

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