Cool Green Morning: Thursday, July 16
No surprises here — this morning’s round-up is all about climate change. With a chicken thrown in for good measure. Read on for all the top Cool Green News you need.
- Has Steven Chu been tasked with the impossible: convincing China to take serious steps to combat climate change? Environmental Capital assesses.
- Environmental Leader’s Andy Mannle asks a big question: Could climate change be the end of the developed world?
- The Alps form the border between Switzerland and Italy. But what happens now that the Alps are receding and that border is moving northward? Eoin O’Carroll at Bright Green Blog considers how national borders could be redrawn by climate change.
- A lot of people had a lot of strong feelings about Sarah Palin’s recent op-ed in the Washington Post. Green Inc. takes a look at John Kerry’s heated response in the Huffington Post.
- Cluck-cluck… city councils across the country are debating the merits and disadvantages of allowing homeowners to keep chickens in their yards.
Posted: July 16th, 2009 under China, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Europe, Green Living, Media, Policy, Sustainable Livelihoods, United States.
Tags: Andy Mannle, backyard chickens, Bright Green Blog, China, Climate Change, Environmental Capital, Environmental Leader, Eoin O'Carroll, Green Inc., Huffington Post, Italy, John Kerry, redrawing national borders, Sarah Palin, Steven Chu, Switzerland, the Alps, Washington Post
