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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Look at the size of that thing!
I saw this image and had to share. Hurricane Sandy is making landfall right about now, so please stay safe out there.
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Hurricane Sandy is on her way
My sister Jill resides in New York City, and as such she’s being evacuated right now due to hurricane Sandy. Her apartment is in Battery Park, right on the water, and with predicted storm surges of ~10 feet, the Hudson … Continue reading
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Climate Talk – Jeff and Toni, 9/5/12
For me, this was a big one. Jeff is my closest friend in the world…we’ve known eachother since high school, I’m godfather to his children, and he was the best man at my wedding (and I his). But more than … Continue reading
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Put down the meat!
Sarah and I are supposed to be doing Meatless Mondays, but we forget so often we should call it Self-Loathing Tuesdays.
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Marching on Mitt – 9/28/12
Look ma, I’m a protester! On September 28th, 350.org organized a rally in downtown Boston, and I decided to participate. In the weeks preceding, 50,000 people had signed a petition asking Mitt Romney how he planned to address climate change. … Continue reading
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Say it….say it!
Near the end of the presidential debate last night, Bob Schieffer lobbed out the meatiest question of all: “Mr. President…what do you believe is the greatest future threat to the national security of this country?” Obama didn’t open his mouth … Continue reading
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Wind turbine success stories
I was having dinner with my in-laws last night (happy birthday, Cindy!) and someone mentioned a story in the Boston Globe about Gloucester, MA. Apparently Gloucester is launching several wind turbine projects this year, including one that will generate … Continue reading
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World of Yemen
What will a climate change world look like? To answer that, look no further than climate-induced droughts and subsequent food shortages. As climate change takes root and droughts become more severe, food shortages will breed global instability as countries struggle … Continue reading
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Awareness on the rise
Can’t ever get enough good news like this: The Yale Project on Climate Change Communication reports Americans’ belief in climate change up 13% since January 2010. Other study highlights: Today over half of Americans (58%) say they are “somewhat” or … Continue reading
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Take this election by the balls
Now is the time for President Obama to stand up and take this election by the balls by talking about climate change. Hurricane Sandy has killed dozens and wrought billions in damage. People are justifiably scared and ready to listen. … Continue reading →