Submitted: Jul 8, 2008 - The news from the G8 meeting in Japan, where no one dares to assume the mantle of leader on reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, is enough to drive even the most optimistic climate-change campaigner to drink. But elsewhere, signs of hope are easy to find.
Item 1: A judge in Georgia is the first to use a recent Supreme Court ruling that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that can be regulated. The…
Made Popular: 10 hours ago2008-10-07T04:43:39-07:00 The "deepest ever" living fish have been discovered according to scientists. A UK-Japan team found…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-07T12:01:08-07:00 Lawrence Lessig's astute comments about the Keating Five scandal. It has surprised me that this,…
Made Popular: 6 hours ago2008-10-07T17:58:51-07:00 Clusterstock: The grand tradition of letting Presidential candidates compete for public favor…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-07T08:20:00-07:00 First off: As far as we can tell, there is *not* a major international incident developing…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-07T06:24:49-07:00 Japanese and American win Nobel in physics for work on behavior of quarks.
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