Blue Sky Limousine

At Globalwarming.org, I read that, “US greenhouse gas emissions fell 1.5% in 2006, while the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions increased .8%.”
I know that the “Go Green” movement has taken a while to pick up steam, and that it feels like it’s hit pop culture in the recent months, but still. We achieved a small [...]

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There’s a post at Misinterpreted.org about how Global Warming is spurring us to act, while Big Oil keeps our actions slow and steady. Apparently, the theory is that as long as we prolong the hybridization phase, and stave off total technological solutions, Big Oil will be happy. It makes more money that way, [...]

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If we ever reach the point at which resources are few in number and difficult to obtain, it makes sense that the government, to prevent chaos, would strictly enforce resource allocation. We’d all get rations of energy, food, water, and supplies. At that point, we’d be truly dependent on the State for our [...]

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If there were an event during which we all did something that had a major, visible, positive impact, I think that would get us fired up. Like if we were all told to change all the light bulbs in our house to compact fluorescents on December 21 or something. They’d need to show [...]

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This page reveals the details behind the UN’s new report on our environment. It doesn’t describe a very abundant future. According to the United Nations, we as a world society are almost past the point of no return. Recovery is possible, if we act now, but it seems we are too “in [...]

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This article from a few weeks ago explains why global warming and climate change are really tools being used by politicians and groups to further their own interests. Those interests include higher taxes on things like gas and houses. It makes perfect sense that threats to our way of life can be manipulated [...]

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I remember between ten and fifteen years ago when the Global Warming debate was raging. Many of us became convinced it was all a lie. I remember not knowing what to believe, and feeling a bit of confusion as to why they couldn’t figure it out. Why were so many people split right down [...]

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