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mattislavin
Add to my network| Joined: | Jul 01, 2009 |
| Last Visit: | Dec 02, 2009 |
| Location: | OR US |
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98 days ago
In a speech at the United Nations and afterward at the G-20 summit meeting in September, President Obama called for elimination of government subsidies for greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting fossil fuels. Said the President "I will work with my colleagues at the G20 to phase out fossil fuel subsidies so that we can better address our climate challenge."
176 days ago
In July, twelve of Europe's leading corporations, including financial giants Munich Re and Deutsch Bank, the mega-utility E.ON, and engineering powerhouses ABB and Siemens, signed onto an agreement to build what could be the world's largest concentrated solar power array.
216 days ago
Hawaii faces intertwined threats from global warming and dependence upon imported oil supplies. The threat from climate change is summarized in the recently released report of the United States Global Change Research Program. Rising atmospheric temperatures portend more frequent, stronger tropical storms, threaten to erode beaches, submerge beachfront properties, and alter Hawaiian agriculture and tourism in a state where tourism, agriculture, and property development accompany the military as the main pillars of the economy. Fortunately, Hawaii possesses the clean energy resources to do its share to combat global warming and in the process, help ameliorate the threat it faces from reliance upon imported oil.
