
Grist.org Would a smiley face on your power bill make you turn off your lights?
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If your energy bills came with smiley and frowny faces, would that encourage you to save energy? Actually, it would, research shows.

Grist.org It's go time! Obama is headed to Copenhagen and has announced provisional targets for cutting US greenhouse gas emissions (contingent on Congress getting their sh** together). What will the world do when it doesn't have to whine about total climate inaction from the U.S.?
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After keeping us on pins and needles for weeks, Barack Obama finally decided that he will attend the Copenhagen climate talks. Better yet, he's bringing a CO2 emissions reduction target. The American prez will swing by Copenhagen on his way to Oslo where he'll pick up his Nobel Peace Prize.

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PlanetCall presents an eleventh-hour bid to mobilize the strongest possible public mandate for an agreement at COP15 with this celebrity call to action at
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Join me in demanding that world leaders take action at COP15 to protect our planet. Share the declaration with your friends and family and visit ispeakearth.com to make your voice count.

Grist.org Turns out even the IPCC's worst projections weren't dire enough. A new report shows climate change is happening faster, worser, and dire-er.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change -- the world’s foremost body for weighing and assessing climate science -- received a kick in the pants today from members who say the climate situation is much worse than the IPCC has so far reported.

Megan Reynolds Think living in a city is bad for the environment? David Owen and Majora Carter have something to say about that. Join the Progressive Book Club for another installment of Book Talk Radio on December 1 at 8 pm EST.
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Join us on December 1st as David Owen author of Green Metropolis and Majora Carter Green Jobs advocate environmentalist and MacArthur Genius discuss sustainable economically thriving urban communities. ...

350.org  In case you needed more of 'em, Grist.org has pulled together a rather hilarious (while deadly serious) list of reasons to care about climate change and the upcoming global treaty talks in Copenhagen. Perfect tidbits for sharing with friends!
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So you're not moved by melting glaciers? Here are a few other reasons to pay attention to climate change, from supermodels to super-hungry rats. Inspired to take action? Check out: http://350.org. Join the Facebook Page: http://facebook.com/350.org

24 November at 05:47

Tai Robinson Climategate
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Dubbed Climategate, computer hackers publish incriminating emails from climate change researchers with the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia that reveal global warming a farce. By Rebecca Terrell and Ed Hiserodt

Grist.org Figuring out why the Copenhagen climate talks are so important has never been so interactive! And timeline-y! Check out Grist's Patented Interactive Fun and Fresh Timeline to Copenhagen -- and share it with a friend.
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Whether you've been hitting snooze each time a global climate conference rolls around or you're looking for a refresher before the Copenhagen climate talks next month, Grist has an interactive timeline to bring you up to speed.

Grist.org Michael Pollan and Joel Salatin have both lamented the lack of smaller slaughterhouses needed by farmers raising sustainable meats. In a Grist exclusive, Tom Laskawy examines whether Whole Foods' move into the meat-processing biz will help or squeeze out those small farmers it's out to assist.
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For years, small-scale poultry farmers have had trouble processing their birds for market. Grist has learned that Whole Foods is looking to solve just that problem. But will the retail giant's effort squeeze the very farmers it's designed to help?

William Cox This PSA is hilarious.
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When did clean become so dirty? You deserve to know what chemicals are in your "cleaners." support the Household Product Labeling Acts at http://www.peopleagainstdirty.com

Grist.org To allay your fears that crazies on the internet have "proven" global warming is a hoax, read our round-up of the (in)sanity around the CRU email hack.
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Thousands of emails from a top climate research center have been hacked and illegally posted on the internet. Global warming skeptics are taking this opportunity (and out-of-context quotes from the alleged emails) to spread the word that

Grist.org We nail down the selfish reasons to care about climate change and the upcoming global treaty talks in Copenhagen. From the Grist staff: "We’re a bunch of (fairly) normal people, with pets and kids and money woes and Twitter obsessions—but we all think this is big."
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So you're not moved by melting glaciers? Here are a few other reasons to pay attention to climate change, from supermodels to super-hungry rats.

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Wondering what the deal is with "Copenhagen this" and "climate talks that"? Grist has all the background info, interactive features, and latest developments on it that you'll need to sound like you know what you're talking about this holiday season.
We'll be keeping you updated on the eternal climate treaty question: Ho...w føcked are we?
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Copenhagen: COP-15 is the most important climate change/global warming conference ev-ah. Grist and Eugene Mirman are there with complete coverage.
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Shaw Thacher  RT Ken Ward / Grist.org - classic vlassic
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The greatest oil ad of all time, from 1962.

20 November at 08:58

Grist.org Looking for a way to make an impact at the Copenhagen climate talks? Enter Huffington Post Green's Hopenhagen Ambassador contest and become a climate citizen journalist!
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Most people don't know it, but the fate of the world is at stake this December. The UN is holding a Climate Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark where the world's leaders will decide whether there ...













