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The environmental case for buying a coal mine
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The environmental case for buying a coal mine

"Various groups have acquired land or negotiated water rights in order to preserve habitats for wildlife. Others have directly acquired grazing permits so that land is not used for climate-intensive agriculture. Some campaigners have even outbid logging companies for timber leases in Montana, or successfully acquired trawling permits and vessels from fishermen in California."

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The Environmental Left Is Its Own Worst Enemy
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The Environmental Left Is Its Own Worst Enemy

"The biggest lesson in this epic travesty is that even if President Biden were truly committed to decarbonizing the economy (which is to be seriously doubted, given how fast he backed away from a gasoline tax, among other things), the resistance of Democrats at regional-agency level, among environmental groups, and in the federal judiciary makes it almost impossible to imagine how he could succeed."

Europe’s energy conflict fuels outbreak of realism about climate policy
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Europe’s energy conflict fuels outbreak of realism about climate policy

"If Merkel at last recognized the folly of Germany’s climate policy overreach and Macron decided that re-election as president of France was better than virtue-signaling on climate, the world would owe them a debt for teaching us that reality can be avoided temporarily, but it never can be canceled. We might also hope that some American politicians are taking note of what is happening with their Old-World counterparts."

NIMBYs stand in the way of addressing climate change
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NIMBYs stand in the way of addressing climate change

"The simple fact is that we cannot afford to lead with fear and uncertainty in the face of climate change. We know that all sources of energy have trade-offs, and we must consider them. But, these trade-offs should not stop us from deploying clean energy and certainly should not encourage any sort of moratoriums on clean energy projects."

Exxon Pledges to Reduce Carbon Emissions From Operations to ‘Net Zero’
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Exxon Pledges to Reduce Carbon Emissions From Operations to ‘Net Zero’

online pharmacy buy keflex no prescription buy imodium online https://www.bostondental.com/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/4-620da0582f55529bd306ee7a727003d5/2023/imodium.html Christopher M. Matthews reports for The Wall Street Journal that Exxon is pledging to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. online pharmacy priligy no prescription pharmacy “With Exxon’s announcement, all of the largest Western oil companies have now made so-called net-zero commitments to reduce or offset...

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