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Emergency Actions for the Mid-January Crisis

Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:15:02 GMT

http://www.larouchepac.com -- The perspective for the coming weeks. Given the dramatic defeat of the British at Copenhagen, and the acceleration of the breakdown of the international financial system, it is now time for LaRouche's program.

By LaRouchePAC

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The LaRouche Plan for Economic Recovery, Now!

Mon, 28 Dec 2009 20:07:01 GMT

http://www.larouchepac.com -- The first steps of the LaRouche Plan: 1. Cancel Obama-care and bring back the Hill-Burton system. 2. Return the U.S. to Hamiltonian National Banking. 3. Launch a new CCC program for our youth. 4. LaRouche's Four Powers agreement!

By LaRouchePAC

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CS Sunday: The Year 2009 in Review

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 15:29:00 GMT

Clean Skies Sunday reviews the year in energy. From pending legislation, to a historical look to the first "energy" president, Jimmy Carter. What are the similarities, and differences? What obstacles does Pres. Obama face that Pres. Carter also did - and how can he overcome them? Two veteran Washington, DC journalists break down the year, and what's ahead in 2010. Steve Mufson from the Washington Post and Lewellyn King of the White House Chronicle discuss the year in review, and offer insights into the new year.

By CleanSkiesNews

Tags : Change, Clean, Climate, Copenhagen, Hakes, House, Jay, Kerry-Boxer, King, Lewellyn, Mufson, News, Skies, Steven, Sunday, White, talks

The Energy Report - 12/23/09: Afternoon Edition

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 22:59:00 GMT

A larger than expected drawn-down in crude supplies ignites a pre-holiday spike in oil prices. Elliott Gue of The Energy Letter provides analysis. Also, UN climate official Yvo de Boer tells negotiators to focus on brokering a better deal next year in Mexico City; new study shows jet pollution causes 4-8% of overall surface global warming; and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and Energy Secretary Steven Chu make Newsweek's "Most Important People in 2010."

By CleanSkiesNews

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Yvo de Boer Speaks at Final Copenhagen Press Conference

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:20:00 GMT

Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC Yvo de Boer provides analysis of the completed Copenhagen Accord. Though impressed with world leaders' ability to engage in drafting an agreement, de Boer focuses on the importance of setting mandatory emissions targets for countries and specific allotments of climate funding worldwide.

By CleanSkiesNews

Tags : Accord, CHANGE, CLIMATE, CONFERENCE, COPENHAGEN, COVERAGE, Change, Clean, Climate, Copenhagen, Global, International, Merkel, NATIONS, News, Obama, Politics, Skies, UNITED, emissions, goal, increase, talks, targets, temperature, warming

The Energy Report - 12/23/09: Morning Edition

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:50:00 GMT

Rajendra Pachauri, the head of the U.N. Climate Change Panel says the emergence of China, India, South Africa and Brazil as a grouping was the most significant outcome of the climate talks in Copenhagen. He also called President Obama's meeting with the leaders of the four countries, "a very significant political development." John Felmy, Chief Economist, American Petroleum Institute is live to discuss API's oil inventory report just released. Hundreds of people have beaten the one-year deadline to file personal injury claims related to the Tennessee Valley Authority's huge coal ash spill at Kingston. And Dan Goldstein tracks Audi's "Green Car of the Year."

By CleanSkiesNews

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The Energy Report - 12/22/09: Afternoon Edition

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 22:53:00 GMT

European Union leaders meeting in Brussels today pointed specifically to the U.S. to deliver climate legislation. Center for American Progress Senior Fellow, Andrew Light talks live about the significance of the accord reached in Copenhagen and the pending climate legislation in the Senate. Dan Goldstein takes a look at a new 2010 commercial building efficiency law in D.C. that could go nationwide.

By CleanSkiesNews

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Analysis: Grading Copenhagen

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 22:35:00 GMT

Andrew Light, Senior Fellow for the Center for American Progress, discusses the final agreement that came out of the Copenhagen climate talks. He grades the accord, a B+, and discusses why he believes this is a good jumping off point for future discussions.

By CleanSkiesNews

Tags : Africa, American, Andrew, Brazil, CHANGE, CLIMATE, CONFERENCE, COP, COPENHAGEN, Center, China, Clean, Copenhagen, I, Light, NATIONS, News, Politics, Progress, Skies, South, UNFCCC, UNITED, accord, agreement, cuts, deforestation, developing, emission, for, nations, talks

The Energy Report - 12/22/09: Morning Edition

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 15:48:00 GMT

Clean Skies News reports on the latest out of Angola where OPEC ministers are meeting to decide oil output quotas. And, the Copenhagen Accord is now getting tempered praise from environmental groups here in the US. Clean Skies News talks with WRI's Jonathan Lash and Chris Flavin of Worldwatch about the climate agreement. And, Montana's Land Board votes to lease 572-million tons of state-owned coal in southeastern Montana's Otter Creek Valley. The move could net the state $1 billion dollars in royalties.

By CleanSkiesNews

Tags : China, Chris, Clean, Copenhagen, EPA, Energy, Flavin, GHG, Iraq, Kevin, Montana, News, OPEC, Report, Rudd, Skies, The, coal, lease

Press Conference of CJA

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 15:36:00 GMT

After the Reclaim Power protests at the Bella Centre on Wednesday 16th Decemeber in Copenhagen, speakers from 'Climate Justice Action' and 'Climate Justive Now' came together to give a press conference about why they had been involved and what happened during the day. Complete audio can be found here... https://publish.indymedia.dk/articles/1906 Press release can be found here... http://www.climate-justice-action.org/news/2009/12/16/mass-nonviolent-protest-by-north-south-climate-justice-alliances/ Video by real2reel

By visionontv

Tags : cja, climatecamp, climatechaos, copenhagen, globalviews, inthecamp, press, q01, real2reel, visionontv

COP15 Talks Fail on Poor Global Leadership: EUX.TV Analysis

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:32:01 GMT

A weak agreement. A failure. A deception. A farce. The United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen has not become the turning point in history that many people on earth were hoping for. Despite the urgency of global warming, the world’s political leadership did not manage to step beyond its own shadows. In the end, national economic and political interests weighed more heavily than the general global interests. Our global environment, particularly in developing countries, now is the main victim. Financing innovation in green technology will remain difficult. The only issue agreed on is the need to keep global warming limited to a rise of 2 degrees celsius. Still undecided is the how and when that is to happen. Copenhagen did not only lack political will, but it also lacked organizational skills. That’s disappointing and embarrassing, certainly given the enormity of what was at stake: reducing global warming so that planet earth remains a place to live for future generations. There is broad agreement on this goal. Yet translating this into political action at this stage, despite two years of preparations among the 192 members of the United Nations, proved impossible. At a time when true global leadership, discipline and guidance were needed, the Danish government, as organizers, and the United Nations were unable to deliver an efficient infrastructure, contributing to a chaotic process that was dogged by procedural games The European Union, a self-proclaimed global climate leader, clearly was not able to put its mark on the negotiations. It was literally snowed under by China and the United States. The US is held back by climate skeptics on Capitol Hill. China remains obsessed with accelerating economic growth. All this gives to think and needs to be a lesson. Our climate is too important to be made dependent on different national interests. This needs to change. If it proves impossible to achieve th

By euxtv

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Copenhagen: Success or Failure?

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:48:00 GMT

Clean Skies News talks with Worldwatch Institute's Chris Flavin and Jonathan Lash of the World Resources Institute about the Copenhagen Accord and whether it can be called a success.

By CleanSkiesNews

Tags : CHANGE, CLIMATE, CONFERENCE, COPENHAGEN, Chris, Clean, Copenhagen, Environment, Flavin, Institute, International, Jonathan, Lash, NATIONS, News, Politics, Resources, Skies, UNITED, World, Worldwatch, climate, talks

Lash Analyzes Success of Copenhagen Climate Talks

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 16:49:01 GMT

World Resources Institute President Jonathan Lash citedo significant progress in agreements among major world nations, voiced commitment to reducing emissions, as reasons to consider Copenhagen climate talks a "success".

By CleanSkiesNews

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Flash Newsflash 12-20-09

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:35:01 GMT

In case you were hanging your stocking here's what you missed this week. As world leaders went to Copenhagen for the climate summit, they were criticised for the size of their carbon footprint. President Obama took on Wall Street fat cats and gave his first year a B plus, while Connecticut Senator Lieberman threatened to torpedo health reform. Nasa's new telescope watched for threats to Earth (thud) whilst Italian Prime minister Berlusconi received a broken nose. A North Carolina city council tried to remove an Atheist from his seat, A Connecticut principal canceled school Christmas, the Princess and the Frog ruled the box office and a Michigan man was trapped in the bathroom for 2 days.

By FlashNewsFlash

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The Energy Report - 12/21/09: Morning Edition

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:24:01 GMT

Clean Skies News recaps the two weeks of the 2009 UN Climate Talks in Copenhagen where a climate deal was brokered by President Obama and leaders from China, India, South Africa and Brazil. Jonathan Lash, President, World Resources Institute, gives his impressions of the Copenhagen talks. President Obama is hailing the new climate deal and is challenging US lawmakers to build on that momentum. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown callings for a new global body dedicated to environmental stewardship. And Sarah Palin says in a tweet that the climate summit in Copenhagen is an example of the "arrogance of man."

By CleanSkiesNews

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CS Sunday: Copenhagen Agreement

Sun, 20 Dec 2009 15:23:01 GMT

Clean Skies Sunday reports from Denmark on the final week of the Copenhagen climate change talks. In the end, negotiators came to an agreement, but that resolution is getting mixed reactions.

By CleanSkiesNews

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LaRouche Declares Victory! Now the Recovery Must Begin

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 21:04:00 GMT

http://www.larouchepac.com -- Lyndon LaRouche's response to the failure of Obama and the Copenhagen climate summit, now is the time to push for our program!

By LaRouchePAC

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Florida To Copenhagen: A Line In The Sand

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 05:29:01 GMT

From Florida to Copenhagen, everywhere else and in between, got to draw a line in the sand on climate change... Distributed by Tubemogul.

By dantilson

Tags : Al-Gore, activism, carbon-footprint, climate-action, copenhagen, ecology, environment, fossil-fuels, global-warming, grassroots, green-party, obama, progressives

Sec. of State Clinton Says U.S. Ready To Participate In $100B Climate Aid Fund

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:51:00 GMT

United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton holds a press conference at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen, Denmark. She said said the United States is prepared to join other wealthy nations in a bid to raise $100 billion in yearly climate financing for poor countries by 2020.

By CleanSkiesNews

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Preview: Climate Action Network press conference

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 01:35:00 GMT

A preview of the Climate Action Network's press conference on the last day of the UN Climate Change Conference. Copenhagen. December 18, 2009. Distributed by Tubemogul.

By uptakevideo

Tags : caninternational, climateactionnetwork, climatechange, cop15, copenhagen, globalwarming, theuptake, uptake