debate

David Doniger of NRDC, Ralph Izzo, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, PSEG; Jim Rogers, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Duke Energy, take part.

With a major review looming (see RFA for more info), I've taken a little look at the biofuels debate. Biofuels are marred by uncertainty and debate. The only inevitability seems to be that the decision made will be bad!

The Society of Environmental Journalists is hosting a debate tonight on live TV. One-time only chance to hear what each campaign will do about the environment and energy, topics that have been given short-shrift throughout this campaign.

Should doctors assume that people are happy to donate their organs unless they make the effort to opt out?

That's the scenario being considered in the UK, as a means of reducing the widening gap between supply and demand for donated organs. At the moment, a dead person's organs cannot be taken unless they registered themselves in life as a donor.

This is an opinion piece about why the environmental movement is self destructive. I tend to agree with some of the arguments but disagree with the piece as a whole. What do you think?