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Sizzle, the global warming comedy, blends a bit of everything

The debate over global warming is something that's a bit tough to wrap ones head around. There are a lot of facts, and even more opinions on the subject. While there is a general scientific consensus that the earth is warming, the reasons and the role humans play in it is the subject of near endless debate. If you think global warming is tough to understand, try to imagine what a movie that blends documentary, mockumentary and reality TV styles would be like. Now imagine that this film tries to explain global warming and you might get what ... Read more →

At Witz' End - Lies and Deceptions

Scientists challenge today's biggest and most dangerous lie A few months ago, I was asked to speak to a group of engineers and researchers toiling on high-tech projects under the auspices of USCAR ...

U-turn ahead: White House preparing global warming initiative

U-turn. Waking up. Flip flop. Call it what you want (the Washington Times, headed by the very strange Sun Myung Moon, called it "changing course"), but the White House might be getting ready to call ...

EPA chief finds a way to further delay taking action on emissions

As TalkingPointsMemo put it, "no Bush Administration official, current or former, can hold a candle to EPA chief Stephen Johnson when it comes to chutzpah." Why would TPM say something like this? ...

Melting Greenland could yield 50 billion barrels of oil

Sometimes you read the newspaper and all you can do is shake your head. In an article that begins with a future scenario of Greenlanders putting away their dog sleds and transforming from reindeer ...

More experts: Greenhouse gas emissions must be eliminated 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Another day, another pair of studies warning of the dire consequences of inaction on greenhouse gas reduction. This time the admonition is even stronger than the last. On the bright side, they aren't saying we have to cease traveling, just stop emitting greenhouse gases to do it. On the ...

GM CEO responds to Lutz's global warming's a "total crock of sh*t" comment 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Wall Street Journal blogs about GM CEO Rick Wagoner recent talk to reporters in Washington about GM chairman Bob Lutz's recent comment that global warming is "a total crock of sh*t." Wagoner backed away from the comment, saying that "the comments weren't coming out of the company" and "I would have ...

Bob Lutz not backing down on the whole global warming is a "total crock of sh*t" thing 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Remember when GM's Bob Lutz called global warming a "total crock of sh*t"? Well, that comment wasn't a slip and the blowback sure didn't cause Lutz to apologize or somehow say, "see, what I meant was..." It's awful difficult to equivocate after a remark that direct, anyway. Lutz wrote on his blog ...

GM's Bob Lutz: Global warming is a "total crock of sh*t" 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/environment/GM_says_global_warming_is_steaming_pile_of_poo'; According to D Magazine, at a private lunch, GM chairman Maximum Bob Lutz said global warming is a "total crock of shit." Bob adds "I'm a skeptic, not a denier. Having said that, my opinion doesn't matter." ...

Norwegian scientists confirm that transport is responsible for climate change 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Although it might not be a surprising revelation, some investigators in the Center for Development and Environment Research at the University of Oslo have published a report that quantifies and specifies what's the real effect of development and the environment. According to this report, ...

Huckabee tells us God is green 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Apparently, Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee hasn't met an energy source he doesn't like. According to a new article in Salon, Huckabee "praises just about every energy source you can think of -- nuclear, "clean coal," wind, solar, hydrogen, biomass, biodiesel, corn-based ethanol, ...

Nobel Prize winner states: Biofuels may actually increase global warming. 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

According to an article written by Paul Crutzen (who won the Chemistry Nobel Prize in 1995) in British magazine "Chemistry World," biofuels increase global warming and the greenhouse effect. Crutzen's main argument to support this is that the increase of biofuel crops is producing twice as much ...



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