NY Times opinion blogger Andrew Revkin called out Obama for shying away from issues of climate change in the State of the Union yesterday, and addressing them by speaking about the economic benefits of clean energy. While this may be the only way to move what is still considered to be a liberal argument forward in a split Congress, what is the state of our climate change policy? Here are a few articles to check out:
Reporting about the Cancún Climate Change Summit in December of 2010: “Cancun may have saved the process but it did not yet save the climate,” said Greenpeace International’s climate policy director Wendel Trio. “Some called the process dead, but governments have shown they can cooperate and move forward to achieve a global deal.”
Carol Browner is leaving as Obama's Climate Change Advisor
Here's info in the Huffington Post about Obama's new bills about energy efficiency that replace his comprehensive bill about regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
Reporting about the Cancún Climate Change Summit in December of 2010: “Cancun may have saved the process but it did not yet save the climate,” said Greenpeace International’s climate policy director Wendel Trio. “Some called the process dead, but governments have shown they can cooperate and move forward to achieve a global deal.”
Carol Browner is leaving as Obama's Climate Change Advisor
Here's info in the Huffington Post about Obama's new bills about energy efficiency that replace his comprehensive bill about regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
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