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From the monthly archives: October 2011

Curry Lost in Denial (& Global Warming Still = More Snow)

By Zachary Shahan On October 31, 2011

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Wind Power Cheaper than Cheap

By Important Media Cross-Post On October 31, 2011

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Energy Efficient TVs for Consumers in Northwest

By Important Media Cross-Post On October 31, 2011

The Northwest is known for setting the pace when it comes to energy efficiency. Just last week, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy named Oregon (#4) and Washington (#5) to its annual top ten states for energy efficiency. Northwest consumers share that reputation, often recognizing and demanding energy efficiency in products before the rest of the country. That’s why, in late 2009, the nonprofit Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) partnered with the Environmental Protection Agency and the region’s electric utilities to create “Energy Forward,” aimed at helping consumers find the most energy-efficient televisions on the market. Energy Forward TVs carry distinctive orange stickers that identify them as the most technologically advanced, energy-efficient models available — basically, the best of the larger ENERGY STAR category. [...]

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Oh, Hypocritical Republican Leaders.. Boehner: Energy Subsidies “Wrong,” but $2 Billion for Nuclear Power, Please?

By Important Media Cross-Post On October 31, 2011

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BEST Climate Science Study (The Video)

By Zachary Shahan On October 30, 2011

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Take Action: Protect Chimpanzees!

By Zachary Shahan On October 30, 2011

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The largest floating vessel ever constructed - the first-ever floating natural gas refinery, schedule to begin operations in 2016, near Australia. Operated by Royal Dutch Shell

Incompatible Trends in Our Midst: New Fossil Fuel Projects and the Changing Climate

By Don Lieber On October 30, 2011

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Global Financial Crisis (Global Crisis Series)

By Tim Tyler On October 30, 2011

There has been a recent decline in the global financial system as many countries are facing a severe financial hardship, high unemployment, and a decline in currency value. The global market relies on each country to import and export goods. This is needed to sustain the global economy. When one or more countries are not able to contribute to the global economy, then the impact trickles down to the rest. The global financial system is a balance that must be adjusted according to supply and demand. When a country begins to suffer a financial strain, then the chance of inflation increases. This forces other countries to adjust their monetary value to stabilize the market. These types of actions create the possibility of a crash in the financial system, as countries loose value in their currency.

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Curry Lost in Denial (& Global Warming Still = More Snow)

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Wind Power Cheaper than Cheap

Energy Efficient TVs for Consumers in Northwest

Oh, Hypocritical Republican Leaders.. Boehner: Energy Subsidies “Wrong,” but $2 Billion for Nuclear Power, Please?

BEST Climate Science Study (The Video)

Top Occupy Wall Street Videos (Dylan Ratigan, Elizabeth Warren, & More)

Take Action: Protect Chimpanzees!

Incompatible Trends in Our Midst: New Fossil Fuel Projects and the Changing Climate

Global Financial Crisis (Global Crisis Series)

Global Food Crisis (Global Crisis Series)

The Lorax Speaks for the 80% (with Zac Efron & Taylor Swift) — Movie Trailer

Rhino Crisis Round Up: Javan Rhino Extinct in Vietnam, Rhino Horn Smugglers Arrested in Nepal & More

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