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5.15.2011

"IF you are a Change Agent, YOU, not anyone else, are paying your share of the price for what you want." SL

"IF you are a Change Agent, YOU, not anyone else,
are paying your share of the price for what you want." SL

Defusing the population bomb

http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/opinionla/la-ed-population-20110515,0,4170294.story
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It's getting crowded out there. According to an updated report from the United Nations , the planet's population is not following the expected curve: topping out at about 9 billion mid-century and then leveling off. Instead, the demographic trends point to continued growth, bringing the worldwide p

Clean power's share drops

Climate change to create a dustier Southwest | The Salt Lake Tribune

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/politics/51656888-90/climate-crusts-dust-livestock.html.csp
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A warmer Southwest might very well mean a dustier Southwest. That's the conclusion of a new study by researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey and

A golden opportunity for Britain to lead the world in energy production

www.guardian.co.uk
Robin McKie: The government's bold commitment to new sources of power is welcome. But we must not botch it this

5.13.2011

Nancy Pelosi Newt Gingrich Agree on Climate Change

Solar plane takes off for first international flight

http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-20062578-76.html
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Taking off from its home base in Switzerland this morning, the Solar Impulse is in the midst of a 12-hour flight due to land in Brussels tonight. Read this blog post by Lance Whitney on Cutting Edge.

No Nukes, No Problem? Germany's Race for a Renewable Future | Renewable Energy

http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2011/05/no-nukes-no-problem-germanys-race-for-a-renewable-future
www.renewableenergyworld.com
During the last several years, there has been talk of a global renaissance of nuclear energy. That was yesterday. Today, the tragic disaster in Fukushima, Japan, has raised worrying questions about the safety standards of existing nuclear power plants.

Fort Lauderdale's first wind turbines turning up

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/broward/fort-lauderdale/fl-wind-turbine-lauderdale-20110513,0,3024831.story
www.sun-sentinel.com
A giant, modern wind turbine sits atop a small corporate headquarters near downtown, spinning slowly in the breeze to provide some of the building's electricity. More may be on the way.

"'Institutionalizing' ALWAYS favors Flesh/Head over Heart - how 'church' crucifies Jesus daily." SL

"Institutionalizing ALWAYS favors Flesh/Head over Heart -
how 'church' crucifies Jesus daily." SL

"Insane - what Heart looks like to Flesh and Head; and visa versa." SL

"Insane - what Heart looks like to Flesh and Head;
and visa versa." SL

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TODAY - Submit a comment to EPA - STOP Dirty Coal


Greenpeace
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Friends,

Please submit a comment to EPA now and urging them to strictly limit mercury and other toxic pollution from coal-fired power plants.


Take Action

For over 60 years, the coal-fired power plant in Salem Harbor, MA has been taking a toll on the community's health by polluting the drinking water and poisoning the air.

But the community fought back.

And thanks to the hard work of local activists, it was announced this week that the Salem Harbor Generating Station is going to close. It's a huge victory. Not just for the people of Massachusetts, but for activists in Colorado, Illinois, Pennsylvania and everywhere else who are working to shut down dirty coal plants in their communities.

Our campaign is just beginning. Greenpeace is going to continue to help these activists shut down the coal-fired power plants that are killing their communities.

However, they can't win without strong health standards from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that limit pollution of toxins like mercury that come from coal-fired power plants. You have the power to make that happen by submitting a comment right now.

Help us close down even more dirty coal-fired power plants by submitting a comment to EPA now and urging them to strictly limit mercury and other toxic pollution from these plants.


The EPA's ability to protect American families from dangerous toxins like mercury is currently under attack by energy industry lobbyists and their friends in Congress. We have to speak up if we want to beat back these attacks and if we want more victories like the one this week in Salem Harbor. It's as simple as that.

Right now, the coal industry doesn't have to worry about the kids who develop asthma or the women put at risk of having a child with birth defects. Those costs are just passed on to the community. The EPA can change all that and put the cost of coal back onto the polluters responsible by limiting the pollution of toxins like mercury from these plants.

The comment period is only open for a short time. Submit a comment today.
    
It's time to quit coal,
Kelly Mitchell
Kelly Mitchell
Greenpeace Coal Campaigner

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Click here to forward this message.

Greenpeace
702 H Street, NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20001 | 1-800-326-0959


TODAY - Submit a comment to EPA - STOP Dirty Coal



Greenpeace
Greenpeace

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser

Friends,

Please submit a comment to EPA now and urging them to strictly limit mercury and other toxic pollution from coal-fired power plants.


Take Action

For over 60 years, the coal-fired power plant in Salem Harbor, MA has been taking a toll on the community's health by polluting the drinking water and poisoning the air.

But the community fought back.

And thanks to the hard work of local activists, it was announced this week that the Salem Harbor Generating Station is going to close. It's a huge victory. Not just for the people of Massachusetts, but for activists in Colorado, Illinois, Pennsylvania and everywhere else who are working to shut down dirty coal plants in their communities.

Our campaign is just beginning. Greenpeace is going to continue to help these activists shut down the coal-fired power plants that are killing their communities.

However, they can't win without strong health standards from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that limit pollution of toxins like mercury that come from coal-fired power plants. You have the power to make that happen by submitting a comment right now.

Help us close down even more dirty coal-fired power plants by submitting a comment to EPA now and urging them to strictly limit mercury and other toxic pollution from these plants.


The EPA's ability to protect American families from dangerous toxins like mercury is currently under attack by energy industry lobbyists and their friends in Congress. We have to speak up if we want to beat back these attacks and if we want more victories like the one this week in Salem Harbor. It's as simple as that.

Right now, the coal industry doesn't have to worry about the kids who develop asthma or the women put at risk of having a child with birth defects. Those costs are just passed on to the community. The EPA can change all that and put the cost of coal back onto the polluters responsible by limiting the pollution of toxins like mercury from these plants.

The comment period is only open for a short time. Submit a comment today.
    
It's time to quit coal,
Kelly Mitchell
Kelly Mitchell
Greenpeace Coal Campaigner

Facebook    Twitter   YouTube
Click here to forward this message.

Greenpeace
702 H Street, NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20001 | 1-800-326-0959


5.11.2011

SL here - MATT DAMON - FOR GOD'S SAKE, WATCH, PONDER, SHARE, SHARE, SHARE, SHARE....

On Our Radar: Vatican Panel Calls for Climate Change Action

http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/05/11/on-our-radar-vatican-panel-calls-for-climate-change-action/?partner=rss&emc=rss
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The cost of reducing emissions, restoring forests, cutting pollutants and helping poor regions adapt to climate change

Japan scraps plan for 14 new nuclear plants « Climate Progress

Day 23 Start Lovings Cheating on the Hunger Strike

Tell Somebody: 10 Surprising Signs You're Dating an Abusive Guy

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/liz-brody/tell-somebody_b_858950.html
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There are definite danger sings a guy is an abuser before he ever raises a fist -- and they start with you just having a funny feeling in your pit of your stomach. Here are a few other red flags.

Day 22 Violent Oppostion GUARANTEES Climate Genocide by feeding the Disease

Day 23 Targeting Police Military is Cowardly Scapegoating