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Science and Goals

Climate Change

Hi Will, I’m not a scientist, but believe my BHS Physical Science classes and common sense bears a little weight here. Sunlight and our distance from the sun is the …

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Posted byDavid BenoitJune 29, 2013June 29, 2014Posted inScience and Goals4 Comments on Climate Change

What are your thoughts on nuclear power?

Will, I see on your other web site, you’re making climate change a focus of your congressional campaign. Given that, do you like the idea of more nuclear power or …

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Posted byPaulWilsonJune 14, 2013June 29, 2014Posted inScience and Goals1 Comment on What are your thoughts on nuclear power?

Why haven’t we achieved energy independence (and controlled climate change)?

Jon Stewart’s framing of this question is as powerful as it is amusing, although his answer is only more humor.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerDecember 1, 2010July 12, 2014Posted inScience and Goals6 Comments on Why haven’t we achieved energy independence (and controlled climate change)?

Keeping climate change in perspective

Below is a text that I expect to deliver in rough form this afternoon at a rally in Concord for action on climate change sponsored by 350.org.

Posted byWill BrownsbergerOctober 24, 2009June 29, 2014Posted inScience and Goals7 Comments on Keeping climate change in perspective

Carbon

If the carbon issue were being approached with cold rationality; evaluating the data, risks, costs, and so on, the result would be a truely massive effort by all humanity to …

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Posted byStefan KingOctober 1, 2009June 29, 2014Posted inScience and Goals1 Comment on Carbon

Taxes, environment and energy

Keep up the good work.   The tax that makes sense to me is increasing gas taxes and spending the money on, in priority order:  expanded mass transit (this helps …

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Posted byJimGravesAugust 11, 2009June 29, 2014Posted inScience and Goals, Taxes3 Comments on Taxes, environment and energy

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