Action Alert
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Positive Feedbacks And Climate Runaway The Need To Act Without Delay
LVW Climate Change Taskforce
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Cap-and-Trade Versus Carbon Tax: Two Approaches to Curbing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
By Eleanor Revelle (LWVIL and LWVUS Climate Change Task Force Member)
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Staying Warm and Living Green
By Eleanor Revelle (LWVIL and LWVUS Climate Change Task Force Member)
When colder weather strikes, heating bills start to climb. Not only is that hard on the checkbook; it also means increased greenhouse gas emissions. What is a thrifty, ecologically-minded person to do?
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Coal--The Great Hope, The False Promise Or A Disaster In The Making?
By Chad Tolman (LWVDE)
Coal – Is It:
The great hope?
It is cheap and readily available in many parts of the world; it can reduce oil imports and fuel economies in developing countries. -
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Things You Can Do For Free (Or Almost Free) To Cut Your Use Of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Heating Oil, Propane And Electricity
By Pamela W. Person
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State Actions Address Climate Change
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Cities Take Action to Curb Global Warming
By Win Colwill
Greenhouse gas inventories conducted as a result of the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change revealed to the world that the United States, with only 5 percent of the world’s population, was responsible for 25 percent of global warming emissions. Publicity surrounding the Earth Summit raised public awareness of the threat of global warming and the need for action to address the problem for the first time.Cities for Climate Control Protection (CCP) Program
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Economic Effects Of Not Taking Action On Climate Change
By Pamela W. Person
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