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Barack Obama Shows Off His Energy Smarts on Gas Tax Holiday via It's Getting Hot In Here May 7th, 2008 at 07:33

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In United States, Government, Economics, Dirty Energy, transportation, Video, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, Energy policy, federal policy, Election 2008, energy costs, Barack Obama, hillary clinton

Hillary Clinton Supports Seriously Energy Dumb Gas Tax “Holiday” via It's Getting Hot In Here May 5th, 2008 at 21:47

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In No More Hot Air, United States, Government, Economics, Dirty Energy, transportation, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, Energy policy, federal policy, Election 2008, energy costs

WSJ Says: Don’t Bet on LNG to Reduce US Natural Gas Prices via It's Getting Hot In Here April 29th, 2008 at 20:55

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In Americas, Impacted Communities, Oregon, Cascade Region, LNG, natural gas, United States, Economics, Dirty Energy, energy costs

Oil Hits Record Price. Gas Nearing $4.00. President Bush, Clueless… via It's Getting Hot In Here March 1st, 2008 at 01:55

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In Power Shift, Renewable Energy, peak oil, congress, senate, gasoline, President Bush, renewables and economic development, Americas, United States, Government, Economics, Dirty Energy, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, Energy policy, federal policy, energy costs

Can MLK’s Dream Be Reborn in the Economic Stimulus Package? via It's Getting Hot In Here January 21st, 2008 at 00:21

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In Act Locally, Climate Justice, Climate Change, Global Warming, Poverty, efficiency, Jobs, Posterity, Climate Challenge, energy conservation, clean energy and investment, energy efficiency, economic justice and opportunity, Power Shift, Renewable Energy, Americas, United States, Government, Economics, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, federal policy, energy costs

Global Public Willing to Sacrifice to Save Climate, What About Our Leaders? via Earth Blog November 6th, 2007 at 19:11

image A new poll finds mllions of people around the world are willing to make personal sacrifices [ark] to help address climate change. Ecological Internet has long noted there is little chance of addressing climate change and related global ecological crises without some degree of personal and societal sacrifice [search]. For this we have often been ridiculed and called naive -- as many asserted there is no way the public would support this. A new BBC poll suggests otherwise [ark]. They found that substantial majorities in all countries (83% overall) are ready to make personal sacrifices in their lifestyle and behavior, including paying more for their energy, to help address climate change. And some 50% supported taxes on energy such as oil and coal -- 77% if the revenues was used to promote...
In environmental leadership, green sacrifice, Climate Change, energy costs
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