The Biofuels Conundrum
Posted in climate change, sustainability on March 13, 2008 | No Comments »
Looking for balanced information on biofuels? Worldchanging provides just that while reviewing recent studies that call some biofuels into question.
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Share the Compact Flourescent Love
Posted in climate change, enviro advocacy, sustainability on February 19, 2008 | No Comments »
Have family, friends, or colleagues who you know aren’t yet using compact flourescent lightbulbs (CFL)? Try sharing CFL love with this 3-minute video:
City of Keene in USA Today
Posted in climate change on February 18, 2008 | No Comments »
Keene’s efforts to prepare for and combat climate change are reported in the February 17 online USA Today. Read the article here: N.H. city prepares for worst as warming fears rise
Don’t miss a quote from ANE’s own Kay Delanoy toward the end of the article!
New Hampshire Climate Change Action
Posted in climate change, government on January 23, 2008 | No Comments »
Looking for information about the impact of climate change close to home? Wondering who’s working on efforts to combat climate change and mitigate its impacts in New Hampshire? A good place to find information is the State of New Hampshire’s website, Climate Change Efforts in New Hampshire.
On the site, you’ll find links to relevant [...]
Climate Change at Antioch and in the Arctic
Posted in climate change on January 17, 2008 | No Comments »
As we approach the date for the national teach-in Focus the Nation: Global Warming Solutions for America, we’ll be highlighting stories about climate change. We’ve planned a week of Focus the Nation activities for the ANE community and hope to see y’all there.
The BBC reported disturbing news about the Arctic ice cap last December. According [...]
Our Own Mindy Pistachio in the News!
Posted in climate change, enviro advocacy, government, sustainability on September 11, 2007 | 2 Comments »
A Boston Globe article highlighting the Town of Peterborough’s efforts to green government mentions ANE ES student Mindy Pistachio. Mindy conducted the research that convinced officials to help cut carbon dioxide emissions by requiring town vehicles to be turned off.
Go, Mindy!
Arctic Melt-off: Ahead of Schedule
Posted in climate change on May 3, 2007 | No Comments »
According to a May 3 article by Gregory Lamb in the Christian Science Monitor:
Hundreds of scientists and government officials from around the world are meeting in Bangkok, preparing to issue a May 4 report on what steps should be taken to combat global warming. But a new study released May 1 showed that one of [...]
U.S., China Got Climate Warnings Toned Down
Posted in climate change on April 17, 2007 | 1 Comment »
From the Washington Post:
Some sections of a grim scientific assessment of the impact of global warming on human, animal and plant life issued in Brussels yesterday were softened at the insistence of officials from China and the United States, participants in the negotiations said.
In particular, U.S. negotiators managed to eliminate language in one section that [...]
