Greens Are Justifiably Mad About the Oil Sands Pipeline. But Sitting Out 2012 Elections Would Be Insane August 28, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment Greens Are Justifiably Mad About the Oil Sands Pipeline (Brian Walsh — TIME)
Can big budget cuts be environmentally friendly? August 27, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment Can Budget Cuts be Environmentally-Friendly? (Brad Plummer – Wash Post)
Hansen Says Obama Will Be 'Greenwashing' About Climate Change if He Approves Keystone XL Pipeline August 27, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment Hansen Says Keystone XL Pipeline Will Test Obama on Global Warming (NYT – ClimateWire)
Study: Fracked Marcellus Gas Little Worse for Climate than Conventional Gas August 25, 2011 By Charles Komanoff Leave a Comment Study: Fracked Marcellus Gas Little Worse for Climate than Conventional Gas (Carnegie-Mellon)
Obama Should Push Revenue Options, Including Carbon Tax August 25, 2011 By Charles Komanoff Leave a Comment Obama Should Push Revenue Options, Including Carbon Tax (WaPo Columnist E J Dionne)
Groups call on supercommittee to cut energy subsidies August 24, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment Environmental & Taxpayer Groups Call for Supercommittee to Cut Energy Subsidies (The Hill)
A Fundamental Republican Science Problem August 22, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment A Fundamental Republican Science Problem (Andy Revkin, Dot Earth)
70 arrested on first day of tar-sands-pipeline protest August 22, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment 70 Arrested at White House on First Day of Tar-Sands-Pipeline Protest (It’s Getting Hot in Here)
The New Congressional Debt Panel: An Opportunity for an Essential Economic Debate August 22, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment The New Congressional Debt Panel: An Opportunity for Smarter Taxation (Brent Blackwelder – CASSE)
A Suggestion for the Deficit Supercommittee: Carbon Taxes August 16, 2011 By James Handley Leave a Comment A Suggestion for the Deficit Supercommittee: Carbon Taxes (The Dismal Environmentalist blog)