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Right On Pawlenty: “I’m Sorry” I Now Care About Climate – Mother Jones

Thursday night’s Republican debate was worth watching if only to see Tim Pawlenty try to talk his way around his previous support for efforts to cut planet-warming emissions. As governor of Minnesota, Pawlenty not only acknowledged that climate change is a problem, but also endorsed a cap-and-trade plan to deal with it. That makes him something of a pariah among other Republicans these days.
In a very “This is Your Life” moment, the Fox debate hosts replayed a 2007 ad that Pawlenty recorded for the Environmental Defense Fund in which he argues for cap and trade as a solution for climate change. When asked to discuss the ad, Pawlenty abashedly replied, “Do we have to?”

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Getting Thrown Over Board Is Now considered Eco-Friendly By Seafarers World Wide!

Source: Mother Jones via EcoSeed.org
Last Monday, at around 11 in the morning local time, Osama Bin Laden’s body dropped from the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson into the Arabian Sea. According to the Pentagon, the hours-old corpse had been washed and placed in a simple white sheet in accordance with Islamic practice. It was then sealed inside a weighted bag and laid on top of a board, which was tilted until “the body slid off into the sea.”
I frankly thought the way they buried Bin Laden was very respectful. It was something to say ok; great job!!

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Indian Point nuclear power plant with two concrete domes beside a river.

Entergy Indian Point Report Raises Safety Concerns

Source: http://www.shutdownindianpointnow.org
Entergy, the company that operates the Indian Point nuclear plant, located near the intersection of two earthquake fault lines less than 40 miles north of New York City, recently made a public presentation embellished, astoundingly, with screenshots and quotes from the 2009 hit comedy, The Hangover. Page two of the document ominously quotes the following line by the film’s character Stu Price (played by Ed Helms): “By the way, we’re all gonna die.”
The document, available for download on the Internet at http://bit.ly/kBWAE8, and officially named “Entergy 2011 Analyst Conference,” was used as part of a presentation in late April to energy analysts by Entergy’s CEO, J. Wayne Leonard, at the Roosevelt New Orleans Hotel, according to an article by Darius Dixon and Dan Berman (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0411/53962.html) in Politico. The apparent motive for the use by Mr. Leonard of the film’s images and quotes is that, for him, the feelings engendered by the company’s depressed stock prices resemble the experience of waking up with a hangover.

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