Global Warming Guide to the 2008 Presidential Candidates

[theclimateblog]

Today is Independence Day in the United States, and as Americans celebrate the 232nd birthday of the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, the Climate Blog would like to honor the occasion by thinking forward to the 2008 election, which could potentially be a turning point in American energy and climate policy. To that end, I bring you the

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ExpertVoter.org - research tool

[anonymous]

Here's a convenient way of researching the candidates on the subject of Global Warming...

http://www.ExpertVoter.org

It's an organized view of the candidate's own YouTube videos.

gary

Re: ExpertVoter.org - research tool

[theclimateblog]

That's a great resource - thanks for sharing! League of Conservation Voters and USPIRG also keep excellent records of candidates' voting on environmental issues. In fact, LCV has made "making global warming a presidential priority" on of their main projects.

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[anonymous]

Hi

Interesting site! Easy to find helpful information.

[scarykarrey]

J, you should do an update to this post now that the election process is in full swing.

[theclimateblog]

I know...but I was actually thinking about disbanding the Climate Blog due to my inability to keep up with it. Plus, there are so many good blogs out there about climate....I think I'm overextending myself.

[scarykarrey]

Could you update it and post it on your regular LJ? I understand if you're too busy, but when I'm debating politics, I LOVE using this post as a reference created by an ecologist. :D

[theclimateblog]

Ah, gotcha. I'd consider doing that - maybe over the weekend, and maybe expanding it to some other environmental issues, like a "scorecard?"

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