Advertisement

December 3, 2012

Pressure Grows on Obama to Decide Keystone

CER News Desk, Christian Science Monitor


Google images

With the 2012 presidential election behind him, President Barack Obama is under increasing pressure to make an official call on the Keystone XL project once and for all, even as protests around the country opposing the pipeline increase in their fervor.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: tar sands, canadian oil, President Obama, keystone pipeline

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

December 3, 2012
Public Moved on Climate, Will Obama?
Bauerlein & Jeffrey, Moth. Jones
Climate change's single appearance in the presidential debates was, well, anticlimactic. At the end of the second bout, after the candidates sparred interminably over whose love for fossil fuels was greater, moderator Candy... more ››
November 30, 2012
It's Not Global Warming OR the Economy
M. Sanjayan, Huffington Post
In his first news conference since winning a second term, President Obama answered a question about global warming, an issue many hoped to see addressed during the presidential debates -- and that represented the basis for Mayor... more ››
November 28, 2012
The Time for a Carbon Tax is Now
Craig Severence, Energy Collective
Right now the climate and energy community is stuck. There is a growing consensus, including among conservatives, that it is finally time for a carbon tax. Yet, no politician -- especially President Obama -- seems ready to... more ››
November 23, 2012
Obama: You Can't Separate Economy and Climate
Joe Romm, EC
President Barack Obama raised expectations for climate action when he said in his election night acceptance speech that “we want our children to live in an America that isn’t threatened by the destructive power of a warming... more ››
|