Agriculture, energy, and global warming are inextricably linked.
Eight Reasons for Farmers to Support Global Warming Action
By Jake Caldwell, Alexandra Kougentakis | June 11, 2009
Agriculture, energy, and global warming are inextricably linked, which is why America’s farmers must be a part of the solution to global warming. Today the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture conducts a hearing on the American Clean Energy and Security Act, H.R. 2454. A close review of the legislation reveals that it provides a significant opportunity for U.S. farmers to increase their income while safeguarding their livelihoods and the nation’s food and energy supplies. Read more
Several breweries are employing environmentally sound practices in everything from ingredients to distribution.
It’s Easy Being Green: Breweries Embrace Eco-Friendly Ethics
By Center for American Progress
Several breweries are employing environmentally sound practices in everything from ingredients to distribution. The common denominator among these companies is a set of corporate values that make sustainability the highest priority. And many of these breweries have significantly modified their entire manufacturing process to produce a beer you can enjoy guilt free. Read more
Anyone who regularly tunes into WattsUpWithThat.com, the popular climate-science blog operated by Anthony Watts
Talking Climate Change With Anthony Watts -- Interview
Interviewed by Bill Steigerwald Read more
More than a year after the recession began and after 3.6 million Americans lost their jobs
Recovery Plan Captures the Energy Opportunity
By Daniel J. Weiss, Alexandra Kougentakis | February 13, 2009
More than a year after the recession began and after 3.6 million Americans lost their jobs, Congress is about to pass the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, H.R. 1. The act will inject $789 billion into new programs and tax incentives to stimulate the economy. Read more