Archive for October, 2006

Energy News

by Lloyd Gordon
October 30th, 2006 at 08:15:54

Energy in the shopping basket
The 320 outlet B&Q firm is offering take-home-and-install roof mounted windmills and solar panels. They’ll also help you get permission from the government to install them, help you find contractor assistance if you need it, and even tell you if where you live is windy enough to bother with the windmill. [...]

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GOTV & GOYA

by James Jacobson
October 21st, 2006 at 19:19:38

Help voters to know that neo-cons like Saxton represent the 1-2% of the most wealthy among us and the mega-corporations, NOT the vast majority of citizens.

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Oregon needs a change – and you need to be part of it

by Rick Ray
October 18th, 2006 at 23:06:09

Here’s another missive from Jed Jorgensen, our intrepid toiler in the political field:
Recently Onward Oregon posted my essay on why I returned to politics this election. I hope I can encourage you to join me in donating your time and money to the strong candidates in close races during these last few important weeks. (See [...]

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USA news vs Chinese news (hint: we lose)

by Peter Bray
October 17th, 2006 at 21:15:06

We hear a lot about how China censors its news and limits Google searches and all that.

But when we look at their top news site (Xinhua) and compare it to, say, one of our top news sites (CNN) we see who really is not getting the full picture.

Let’s take a look.  

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A Few Words on Climate Change

by Lloyd Gordon
October 10th, 2006 at 07:47:09

Reported by David Talbot on www.energybulletin.net
The world’s exploding energy demand–coupled with the growing risk of catastrophic rises in sea levels and climate change driven by greenhouse gases–create a singular challenge that demands urgent policy action, energy experts said at an MIT conference yesterday.
“If we don’t throw everything we have at energy efficiency right now, [...]

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