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Climate: Running Out of Time

Two more stories on the climate in trouble. The BBC has reported that US climate scientists have "recorded a significant rise in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, pushing it to a new record level. The latest data...

Arnie Splits the Oil Companies In California

We are used to Arnie's muscle winning the day in Hollywood block-busters, but now it seems that the California's Governor has won a different victory. He has managed to split the once united front of the oil companies on climate...

The Price of Oil: Seventeen Years On from the Exxon Valdez

Today is the seventeen Anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska, the worst spill in America's history. Over eleven million gallons poured into Prince William Sound polluting the pristine environment and devastating the local wildlife and with it...

Truth in Advertising

Check this out. Apparently Chevy is running an online contest to design a new ad - and hasn't gotten around to censoring the entries yet... UPDATE: 3:15 eastern. The Ministry of Memory at Chevy has apparently swung into gear, and...

Chevrolet Shoots Itself in the Foot

Keen to market its latest gas-guzzler by the trick of online viral marketing, American car company Chevrolet introduced a Web site allowing visitors to take existing video clips and music, and then insert their own words to create a customised...

The Latest PR Tactics of the Oil Companies

BP Goes Green Again. BP is at it again. Whether it is completely coincidental that we have had the Montreal meeting, the melting Arctic, extreme weather and extreme profits of the oil companies, but BP is in the middle of...

Over the Top in Northern Vermont

It’s winter in Vermont, although it’s 40 degrees in Burlington, there’s no snow on the ground and my neighbor, Tom, is moping about the house. He has a new collapsible ice shanty, auger and tip-ups sitting in his basement unused,...

More Evidence of Antarctica Melting

A new study in the journal Science has found that the Antarctic ice sheet is melting so fast it is contributing to the rise in global sea levels.  The first ever satellite study of the continent's ice inventory has revealed...