Coal use is booming [
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Clean coal [search] is an untested myth...
The EPA finds
climate change will have a "substantial" impact on human health [
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Over-population's key role in causing climate change [
ark] is again emerging as a central component of the debate on
global warming solutions [search]. Too many people, many of which consume to dreadful excess while others live on $1 a day, are the root cause of virtually every
global ecological crisis [search] including food and energy. I agree with Paul Ehrlich and James Lovelock that "we...
TAKE ACTION! Al Gore is a global hero for the
work he has done [search] since leaving government to promote awareness regarding climate change. Yet I am sure he would agree that this and other long-standing awareness building efforts have failed woefully to turn such awareness into sufficient climate policy actions. Mr. Gore's efforts continue to do a disservice to prospects for achieving...