Showing posts with label denier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label denier. Show all posts
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Video - Calling on Canadian Environment Minister to Apologize for Denying Climate Change and its Impacts
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Video - When is Canada's Environment Minister Going to Listen to Experts on Climate Change
In this video from Canada's Parliament, the minister of Natural Resources is asked when he is going to stop making embarrassing statements denying the dangers of global warming.
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Canada's Ruling Conservatives Take Another Swipe at Environmental Protections
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Friday, February 1, 2013
House Republicans' Historic Anti-Environment Efforts in 2011 and 2012
In 2011 and 2012, House Republicans have amassed the most anti-environment record in the history of Congress. Contrary to the will of the American people, Republicans continue to resist clean air and clean water. Just before the November 2012 elections, Republicans called the House into session to push for extreme anti-environment and anti-public health bills that have already passed the House.
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Al Gore Fears a Romney Presidency and Credits Obama
In a sit-down interview with TakePart, former Vice President Al Gore says he “would fear for the future of our environmental policy” if Mitt Romney were elected President in November.
Gore’s comments were taped in San Francisco on Tuesday, August 21, two days before the presumptive GOP presidential nominee unveiled his energy plan, which many environmentalists were quick to criticize, arguing that it would double down on America’s dependence on dirty fossil fuels like oil and gas. The former Massachusetts governor did not mention climate change once in his speech.
Gore’s comments were taped in San Francisco on Tuesday, August 21, two days before the presumptive GOP presidential nominee unveiled his energy plan, which many environmentalists were quick to criticize, arguing that it would double down on America’s dependence on dirty fossil fuels like oil and gas. The former Massachusetts governor did not mention climate change once in his speech.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Mitt Romney’s Love Affair with the Fossil Fuel Industry
Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s “new” energy plan, relies on 19th century fossil fuel technology. It
is but the latest incarnation of a longstanding Republican obsession with oil
and gas. Romney’s energy strategy is reliant on Canada’s environmentally
disastrous tar sands. He wants to expedite the Keystone XL pipeline, reduce
regulations on hydraulic fracturing and ease the permitting process for offshore
oil and gas. Romney wants to take regulatory power away from the federal
government and give it to individual states. He wants to amend the Clean Air
Act and Clean Water Act and weaken the EPA’s ability to regulate pollution.While Romney is pushing for more oil and gas, his plan does not advocate
either conservation or efficiency. Instead he would end subsidies for renewable
sources of energy like solar and wind.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
GOP VP Candidate Ryan’s Unsustainable Voting Record on Energy and the Environment
Paul
Ryan is the Republican Party’s pick for VP and he is also an outspoken
climate change skeptic. Representative Ryan is an unflinching supporter
of the fossil fuel industry who has a very poor voting record on
environmental and energy issues. Although he is touted as the
intellectual leader of the GOP, Ryan has cast aspersions on climate science and he has inferred that unusual snowfalls suggest that global warming is not real.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Fossil Fuels are the Most Hated Industry in the US
Americans may not like government, but according to a new poll, they hate the oil and gas industry most of all. A new Gallup poll asked thousands of Americans how they feel about 25 of the nation's largest industries -- positive, neutral or negative. A total of 61 percent of those polled gave the fossil fuel industry a negative rating
To rank the most hated industries, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the 10 private sector industries with the most overall negative views among the 25 industries Gallup included in its annual Work and Education survey. They also reviewed the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ASCI), which employs a multiequation econometric model to score industries on a 0-100 scale.
To rank the most hated industries, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the 10 private sector industries with the most overall negative views among the 25 industries Gallup included in its annual Work and Education survey. They also reviewed the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ASCI), which employs a multiequation econometric model to score industries on a 0-100 scale.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Rick Santorum's Anti-Environmental Theology
Republican presidential front runner Rick Santorum said President Barack Obama subscribes to a theological worldview that "elevates the Earth above man." This is how the former Senator from Pennsylvania describes Obama's belief in a fact based understanding of climate change.
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