very fitting cartoon
- futuresagency: This is a new video with a short and… (futureof.biz)
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Stowe Boyd: Synchronizing Ads On The Second Screen: A Study -
Hill Holliday and SecondScreen Networks set up a study to find out how they might sunchronize the head shifting that goes along with the ‘swarm of devices’ style of TV use that goes on these days, given the emergence of the second screen:
Ilya Vedrashko, Smartphones Distract People Away from…
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“Back in 1988, when Hansen was among the first and most credible scientists to sound the alarm about global warming, he, Ruedy and several co-authors came up with the concept of “climate dice.” Imagine dice with two sides red (for hot), two sides blue (for cold) and two sides white (average temperatures). If you roll the dice, you’re equally likely to get any result. With continued emissions of greenhouse gas, however, the authors predicted that by the early 21st century, four of the sides would be red.” — Global Warming: An Exclusive Look at James Hansen’s Scary New Math | Ecocentric | TIME.com (via fromegotoeco)
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Global Warming Is No Longer a Future Problem, It's a Now Event -
Jason Mraz, huffingtonpost.co.uk
This past February, 2012, on the day after the Superbowl, I achieved enlightenment on a flight from Ushuaia Argentina, the southernmost city in the world, headed back to The United States.
It wasn’t the first time I’d achieved such a…
Must read post on global warming , via al gore
“All men are created equal. No matter how hard they try, they can never erase those words. That is what America is about.” — Harvey Milk (via think-progress)
Nicely said Fred
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“That’s the dirty secret of cutting carbon. Oregon — and America — may be getting off coal, but if it just ends up being burned elsewhere, the climate won’t be any better off.” — Cutting Carbon’s Dirty Secret: Relocating Pollution - TIME
Totally spot-on cartoon on climate change and the oil industry
4 ways to tackle the key “green futures” issues (by Gerd Leonhard”
“According to a peer-reviewed paper Hansen has submitted to a leading scientific journal and made available to Time.com prior to publication, scientists can now state “with a high degree of confidence” that some extremely high temperatures are in fact caused by global warming, simply because they occur much more frequently than they used to. (A preliminary draft of the article is available here.)” — Global Warming: An Exclusive Look at James Hansen’s Scary New Math | Ecocentric | TIME.com
