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Evidence Linking Global Warming and Extreme Weather
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Oklahoma SB 1456: It’s Not Really a Sun Tax
Although Oklahoma SB 1456 was billed as a Sun Tax, it was not really a tax. And, though it was meant to discourage private investments in renewable energy, it may turn out to be the vehicle which will encourage those investments.
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Bits and Pieces: ALEC at Work in the Oklahoma Legislature
Brian Bingman, president pro tem of the Oklahoma Senate, states in a readers forum article how proud he is of what the legislature has been able to accomplish. Many of those “accomplishments” benefit ALEC’s corporate members and the Legislative members campaign donations, but in the end they will hurt Oklahoma and its citizens.
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Bits and Pieces: Oklahoma Must Increase the State Renewable Energy Standards
The fifth IPCC report says that the most important thing we can do to mitigate global warming is to switch to renewable energy as quickly as possible. To speed this along, states need to adopt or increase their Renewable Portfolio Standards, which specifies the percentage of energy they must produce from renewable sources.
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Bits and Pieces: Two Misguided Attacks on Wind Turbines and Electric Cars
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Evidence Linking Global Warming and Extreme Weather
Skeptics who wish to argue that climate scientists cannot prove the link between global warming and extreme weather, do not understand the role of probabilities. As Kevin Trenberth says, “All weather events are affected by climate change because the environment in which they occur is warmer and moister than it used to be…. ”
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The 2013 Environmental Hall of Fame/Shame contest was carried out on three websites and the votes were combined to determine those who had the most impact on the environment, good or ill. This article announces the 2013 Environmental Hall of Fame and Hall of Shame winners and their prizes.
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Oklahoma: Where We Subsidize Air Pollution and Earthquakes
The Oklahoma legislature is subsidizing Oklahoma’s high sulfur coal and requiring that it be burned in Oklahoma’s power plants, even though it generates more particulates and aerosols. Evidence is increasing that fracking in Oklahoma is causing more earthquakes, yet the legislature is still heavily subsidizing fracking but can’t seem to find the time or money…
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OK SB 1440, Blowing Away Wind Development in Eastern Oklahoma
Senate Bill 1440, putting a moratorium on investment in wind energy East of I- 35 has passed, in the Oklahoma Senate. The bill puts a moratorium for three years on development of wind energy in the eastern half of the state, saying that the issue needs more study. Upon analysis, the bill is nothing more…
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McCutcheon vs FEC: Destroying Democracy $1 Million at a Time
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