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• My Florida Paradise Jungle - Subtropical Gardening
• Re-Engineering the Earth - The Atlantic (July/August 2009): A great overview of geo-engineerin g options for dealing with global warming - none of them good: "The aerosol plan is also cheap?so cheap that it completely overturns conventional analysis of how to mitigate climate change. Thomas C. Schelling, who won the 2005 Nobel Prize in economics, has pointed out how difficult it is to get vast international agreements?suc h as the Kyoto Protocol?to stick. But a geo-engineerin g strategy like sulfur aerosol ?changes everything,? he says. Suddenly, instead of a situation where any one country can foil efforts to curb global warming, any one country can curb global warming all on its own. Pumping sulfur into the atmosphere is a lot easier than trying to orchestrate the actions of 200 countries?or, for that matter, 7 billion individuals?ea ch of whom has strong incentives to cheat... A premonition of a future that looks like Blade Runner, with skies dominated by a ruddy smog ... could finally horrify the public into greener living."
• A Garden of Piggish Delights by Stephen Spruiell & Kevin Williamson on National Review Online: compliance carbon market in the U.S. is growing rapidly,? said Leslie Biddle, Head of Commodity Sales at Goldman, ?and we are excited to be able to offer our clients immediate access to a diverse selection of emission reductions to manage their carbon risk.? 3. With its rich menu of corporate subsidies and special set-asides for politically connected industries, Waxman-Markey has inspired a new corporate interest group, USCAP, the United States Climate Action Partnership ? the group largely responsible for the fact that carbon permits are being given away like candy at Christmas rather than auctioned. And who is lined up to receive a piece of the massive wealth transfer that Waxman-Markey will mandate? Canada Free Press lists:
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• Horse trading, corporate welfare produced climate bill - WSJ
• Climate Change, Global Warming, and the Built Environment - Architecture 2030
• Sea level rise: It's worse than we thought - environment - 01 July 2009 - New Scientist
• No trees without tenure | Lorenzo Cotula James Mayer - China Dialogue
• Seeing REDD | Virgilio Viana - China Dialogue
• NSIDC
• One Planet Seven Theatres | Carbon War Room
• Strassel: The EPA Silences a Climate Skeptic - WSJ.com
• Zero Carbon Britain - Home: zerocarbonbrit ain details how Britain can eliminate emissions from fossil fuels and break our dependence on imported energy. It demonstrates how we can achieve this by halving energy demand and installing massive renewable energy generation.
• Global Deserts Outlook

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