Showing posts with label TWiCC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TWiCC. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

This week in climate change: Series Finale

by LaughingPlanet

Global Warming
Welcome to This week in climate change, the tenth and final edition.

Or at least a TTFN edition.

The idea was spawned way back when before the neverending Gulf Gusher began. BGG, if you will. Now, 8 weeks AGG, we have seen a gush of eco diaries unleashed like never before. We have gone from caring too little about eco issues to caring (or at least writing) too much.

We also have seen a major influx of new eco series launch in that time, including eKos, EcoAdvocates, and the BP Catastrophe Liveblog, all of which have become far more popular than this idea. In addition, the series whose absence spurred me to fill their void have returned.

I'll still write about stuff, often about climate issues. Others here will too.
However, the use for yet another series seems tenuous, at best, superfluous at worst.

Long story short, it's been real.

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Climate news, Climate Diary Rescue, Climate Blog Roundup, Action Items and more below the fold.



continued at Daily Kos....

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

This week in climate change: Wise-cracker Graham

by LaughingPlanet

Welcome to edition #9 of This week in climate change. Another week, another set of worsening conditions for the global environment and its warming climate. If ever there was a time to focus our collective attention on this pet issue, it is now. Has anyone pointed out that time's a wastin'? Just asking... • • • • • • Climate news, Climate Diary Rescue, Climate Blog Roundup, Action Items and more below the fold.

continued at Daily Kos....

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

This Week in Climate Change: Murky Air, Murkier Politics

by RLMiller

Welcome to edition #8 of This week in climate change. All eyes are transfixed on a gaping wound to the planet inflicted by our thirst for fossil fuels.  That same thirst is overheating the planet.  But are our elected officials ready to pivot from condemning the catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico to pushing for a clean energy future?  Are they as willing to address the cause of the disaster as they are its symptoms?  This Week in Climate Change is devoted to political action in the United States.

continued at Daily Kos....