Nov
30
[Via On the Wilder Side] from City Hall While standing for ethics in government and campaign finance reform, Working Families has non-profits groups and a for-profit entity that lack donation caps, disclosure requirements (in terms of frequency and detail) and other regulations that political parties face. Leading politicians, political operatives and other experts complain that [...]
Nov
29
[From Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women] Save $1500 on your energy bill this year. The latest on plastics and canned foods that contain Bisphenol A. Green ratings of electronics, cars, and other products. What green consumer goods should you buy, and how can you find them? It’s one-stop shopping for that information, plus green news [...]
Nov
29
[From Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women] Solar power. Solar heating. Solar lighting. Sure, you’d like to fuel your life for free with help from the everlasting sun. Trouble is, it’s not really free. The equipment that can turn sunshine into a warm, well-lit life costs the earth. You can easily spend $20,000 or more for [...]
Nov
29
Where the Global Warming Data Is
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[From Slashdot ] Several readers noted the latest fallout from the Climate Research Unit’s Climategate: the admission by the University of East Anglia that the raw data behind important climate research was discarded in the 1980s, “a time when climate change was seen as a less pressing issue” according to the Times (UK) article. The [...]
Nov
28
snow
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