Resource Insights
Independent Commentary on Environmental and Natural Resource News
By Kurt Cobb
Tuesday, December 28, 2004
Resource Wars Reprised
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The previous post on oil field contracts in Iraq points up what I believe is one of the underlying drivers of the Iraq war and the American...
You can't beat the guy who makes the rules
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When a Canadian oil exploration and oil services company won a major contract to develop an Iraqi oil field, the Iraqi interim government de...
Bill Moyers asks if his optimism is justified
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Journalist Bill Moyers was presented with the Global Environment Citizen Award by the Harvard Medical School recently. He describes himsel...
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Little things mean a lot
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Microscopic particles that are part of our mix of air pollution are some of the most damaging because they avoid the natural filtering mecha...
How high is high enough?
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Not surprisingly energy banker Matt Simmons thinks energy prices need to be much higher. In fact, he has a number in mind: $182 a barrel f...
Solar mecca?
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How can it be that Germany is becoming the world's solar energy mecca? Answer: government determination. The German government has b...
Burp! You're dead!
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I asked in a previous post what was keeping America's chief climate scientist up at night. One answer was a set of readings that show ...
Cooling clarity
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The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute has a wonderfully clear summary (complete with animation) about how an abrupt cooling would take pla...
Monday, December 20, 2004
This is your food; this is your food on drugs
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Few Americans realize that right now in farmers' fields genetically altered corn and soybeans are producing drugs, hormones and industri...
More talk, less action
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Once again the United States wants to talk more about global warming. American negotiators at the Buenos Aires climate conference last wee...
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