December 1, 2015

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It must happen…now.

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COP21: The Paris climate change conference

The Washington Post

‘Congress’s long history of doing nothing on climate change, in 6 acts’

Congress must act if the United States wants to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, say climate activists such as the Environmental Defense Fund. But right now, those activists have basically no realistic hope for any such action.

The make-up of Congress — the fact that it’s Republican-controlled and the GOP is more concerned about the adverse economic impact of trying to mitigate climate change — would suggest why.

Republicans, who don’t have a clear way to block any agreement President Obama signs in international climate talks in Paris, are instead putting up a series of roadblocks and voting to roll back his plans to curb emissions back home.

(read more…)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/12/01/congresss-long-history-of-inaction-on-climate-change-in-6-parts/?tid=sm_tw

#GivingTuesday

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Anti-Trump

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Koch Brothers Considered Launching Anti-Trump Campaign

The Daily Beast

Billionaire industrialists Charles G. and David H. Koch allegedly considered forming an anti-Donald Trump campaign. According to a Tuesday report in The New York Times, the Kochs had “preliminary conversations” about using their respective financial networks to undermine the insult-spewing Republican’s candidacy. Hedge-fund billionaire Paul Singer has reportedly also had similar discussions. Both parties, however, have balked at the idea out of reluctance to incur the infamously vicious Trump’s public wrath. “You have to deal with Trump berating you every day of the week,” an anonymous strategist linked to both groups explained to the Times.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2015/12/01/koch-brothers-considered-launching-anti-trump-campaign.html?via=twitter_page

Tree of life.

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