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The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

Two more independent studies back the Hockey Stick: Recent global warming is unprecedented in magnitude and speed and cause

There are now more studies that show recent warming is unprecedented –  in magnitude and speed and cause — than you can shake a stick at!

As with a pride of lions, and a conspiracy of disinformers [or is that a delusion of disinformers?:], perhaps the grouping should get its own name, like "a team of hockey sticks" (see "The Curious Case of the Hockey Stick that Didn't Disappear").

GRL :  "We conclude that the 20th century warming of the incoming intermediate North Atlantic water has had no...

The House's vulnerable climate champions

The Wonk Room has previously identified seven key U.S. Senate races and eight U.S. House races between a vote for climate action and a global warming denier.  Today, WR highlights six House races of the most vulnerable champions for climate action. They include three freshman representatives, two elected in 2006, and one veteran congressman, Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-PA-11), who together represented the swing votes in favor of the American Clean Energy and Security Act in 2009. Their...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...

The NY Times on AB 32: "Who wins if this law is repudiated? The Koch brothers, maybe, but the biggest winners will be the Chinese, who are already moving briskly ahead in the clean technology race." - "And the losers? The people of California, surely. But

The Koch brothers are leading the effort to destroy a livable climate and thwart efforts to restore US leadership in what will be the biggest job-creating industry of this century, low-carbon cleantech (see "The dirty oil coalition behind the Proposition 23 effort to stop clean energy just got a lot dirtier").

The New York Times has a terrific lead editorial on the subject, "The Brothers Koch and AB 32," which deserves to be widely read:

Four years ago, bipartisan majorities in the California...