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NYT does green-biz special section
Today’s New York Times features a special green business section, highlighting a number of companies and biz leaders who are getting hip to environmentalism. "Friend of Nature? Let’s See Those […]
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Environmental web suckage
I’ve been having fun playing with Compete.com for a while — though as with all these traffic ranking sites, it’s a bit obscure how they come by their numbers. They […]
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Using nuclear power to extract oil
Nuclear plants to generate enough power to extract oil from Canadian tar sands. Makes total sense.
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TXU bleg
Rumblings and grumblings are afoot that the big TXU deal is not quite the unqualified victory for environmentalists that some enthusiastic bloggers made it out to be. I have neither […]
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Let’s be clear-eyed about it
This story reminds of a point I’ve been meaning to make. Too often discussions of corporate green initiatives — or just corporate involvement in green matters — devolves into whether […]
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From a former homeowner
Over on the blog of the popular real estate site Zillow, a former homeowner makes an eloquent case for the joys of city living: Now, we stand face-to-face with people […]
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Sports Illustrated hearts us
Sports Illustrated loves us! Cue sporty studs and studettes! Bring on the swimsuit babes! We’re all green now! Glad to see SI is On the Ball. And you know how […]
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Grim
The folks at Spiegel got an advance look at the IPCC’s Working Group II report, due out next month. (WGII is the one on "impacts, adaptation and vulnerability." WGIII is […]
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Pay No Attention to That Protocol Behind the Curtain
Twenty-year-old Montreal Protocol has helped combat global warming It kind of sucks to be the Montreal Protocol. Not only do you lack the name recognition of your compatriot from Kyoto, […]
