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Vote for the TWO MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS that CNN should ask at the Wed. 9/4 CLIMATE CRISIS Town Hall!
DNC Environmental and Climate Crisis Council
How should Canada monetize carbon to reduce carbon emmissions
How should Canada reduce industrial 'flaring'? see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_flare
Micro-generation of energy (solar panels, small-scale hydro, wind, geothermal, etc) could have a huge impact on our energy needs in the future.
Micro-generation of energy (solar panels, small-scale hydro, wind, geothermal, etc) could have a huge impact on our energy needs in the future.
Environmental Strategies for Canada
OPINION POLL: How Important Are Climate/Environment Questions in a Presidential Debate? VOTE NOW!
EnviroNews
Pledge to do #OneThing on World Environment Day to reduce the impact of your car on the environment
Autofinity
Which do you feel most strongly about and would you like to see an end to first?
OPAL Optimum Performance Achievement Ltd
POLL— NC residents: How cold has this winter been for you?
NC Residents: How Cold has this winter been for you?
Chris Mattingly
Some things we do add extra carbon to the atmosphere, some things reduce the amount of carbon that we add to the atmosphere, and some things can actually pull carbon out of the atmosphere. Which of the following activities can actually pull carbon out of the atmosphere, reversing climate change?
Community Composting
I'm giving a keynote talk on the future of nuclear energy at the Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference in October. I have my own opinions, but I'm curious what you and others think are the biggest obstacles nuclear faces today. What would you say is the single biggest concern you personally have about building more nuclear reactors around the world to meet the fast-growing demand for carbon-free electricity as previously poor countries develop?
I'm giving a keynote talk on the future of nuclear energy at the Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference in Oct. There is a strong rational case for nuclear, but it's faced a lot of opposition since the 1980s. I'm curious: what is the single biggest concern you personally have about building more nuclear reactors around the world to meet the fast-growing demand for carbon-free energy as poor nations develop?
Nathan Myhrvold