EU Unveils Tougher Agenda on Climate Change

Continuing to raise the bar on the global response to climate change, the European Union is striving to make itself “the first economy of the low-carbon age.” By creating a plan that would cost each EU citizen 3 Euros a week the EU may well be on the path to lower emissions by 20%. All [...]

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EU Caps Airline Emissions by 2012 – US Takes A Small Step With Energy Bill

EU Ministers have passed carbon emissions quotas on the airline industry. The US, true to delusional form, as threatened legal action. This comes on the heels of the US passing an Energy Bill which contains very limited improvements toward reversing climate manipulation.

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Bali Climate Change Conference: US Still in Denial

As we know, the United States is the only developed nation that refused to ratify the Kyoto Protocols. Kyoto is now near it’s tenth anniversary, as well as its end. While the rest of the world is working toward developing new, stronger policy prescriptions to stop the effects of climate manipulation, the US [...]

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Holidays and Heirlooms

For us, fall is the start of a baking season that lasts until spring. Cookies, pies, holiday treats, the cold, and all the family gatherings drive us in and toward the kitchen. It’s one of the few things we enjoy about the winter, which is why we were glad to see this new take on [...]

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