From the monthly archives: January 2008

Good News About Ocean Methane

By On January 2, 2008

One might ask, by looking at this title, just what good there can be that comes from methane. Not only is it the smelly export product of the world’s beef population, but it is also a more potent warmer of the planet’s atmosphere than carbon dioxide.

Well, there isn’t much good to [...]

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The Lindberg Report Podcast: Concerns About 2008

By On January 2, 2008

I have two concerns for the year 2008, the first is the proliferation of uranium mining and nuclear power stations, and the second is that George Bush and Dick Cheney will be in office for the entire year.

Before going on, I’ve made a podcast of this article, and if you’d rather [...]

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Countries and Cities making up for Global Inaction

By On January 1, 2008

To call it a success would be a mindblowingly inaccurate description of what can only be labeled a half-arsed, inept attempt at global leadership that did nothing more than to solidify so many stereotypes on the inefficiency of politicians everywhere.

I am, of course, talking about the United Nations Climate Change Conference [...]

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