That’s right folks; the long wait is finally over. Has your newborn already outgrown those Ronald Reagan ‘Trickle-Down Diaper Covers’ that were hand-me-downs from your cousin?
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Introducing the John McCain 100% Organic 'Onesie!?'
Clinton's Gas-Tax Plan Doesn't Require Economists' Input, Only Good Implementation
Now, I am usually the last person to be defending economists, but when it comes to designing energy tax policy, perhaps an economist is not a bad person to talk to, no? Former Labor Secretary in the Clinton administration, Robert Reich thinks so
Politically-free Environmental Science
Can we educate our children about environmental science without the politics that often accompanies such discussions? Do environmental efforts have to be political or even politically motivated?
White House Signals Farm Bill Veto - Will Congress Bend?

Is the EPA Reaching Out?
It's no secret that, under the Bush administration, the EPA has cut back on information available to the public through channels like the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) and the EPA libraries. The initiative may indicate a desire on behalf of the EPA to repair the bruised relationships between the agency and the public, and to restore public confidence in the EPA’s ability to perform its duties without political interference from the White House.
Opposition for Opposition's Sake? Thomas Friedman Gets an Earth Day Pie in the Face (w/video)
On Earth Day 2008, Thomas Friedman was giving a lecture on the politics & economics of global energy at Brown University. Shortly into the lecture, a female audience member ran on stage and threw a green pie at the New York Times columnist.
Bipartisan Senate Coalition Introduceds Clean Energy Tax Stimulus - But Can it Pass?
Teetering on the brink of passage
Renewable Energy tax packages always face trouble in the Senate, and this dates back to our first energy crises in the 1970s.
Bush Administration Seeks Endangered Species Protection for Climate Change Skeptics
In a stunning reversal of direction, the Bush administration has officially filed the papers to request an addition to the Endangered Species list. What threatened species could elicit this drastic change of course for the Bush Administration? It is, of course, the elusive Climate Change Skeptic (Dubium Mundus Fervesco),
Wyoming Passes Carbon Capture & Sequestration Bill
Despite the fact that the technology for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) does not exist yet, Wyoming has gone ahead and passed a bill that smooths the way for CCS and clean coal in their state.
Geothermal: It Ain't Sexy But It Sure Is Smart
Geothermal does not have the sex appeal of a wind turbine, or a PV array. But it may just be the most bang for your renewable energy buck. Watch this short educational video to get the low-down on geothermal heating and.