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    Climate change won’t wait for political change

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Climate change won’t wait for political change

In Climate, Fossil Fuels, News, Unrenewable by Little Blue MarbleFebruary 15, 2018

Over at the Star, Linda McQuaig writes about how taking action to stop climate change is often thwarted at the political level, often by politicians more beholden to Big Oil’s interests …

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On The Flip Side – Corporate Responsibility For Climate Change

In Climate, Fossil Fuels, Unrenewable by Little Blue MarbleJuly 14, 2017

Our last post discussed individual options for reducing one’s carbon footprint. However, that can seem like a drop in the bucket when one looks at where, exactly, most carbon emissions …

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