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  • US Atlantic coast now a breeding ground for supercharged hurricanes – study

    10/17/2022 10:21:28 AM PDT · by Impala64ssa · 70 replies
    MSN ^ | 10/17/22 | Nina Lakhani
    The US Atlantic coast has become a breeding ground for super-charged hurricanes which are likely to batter coastal communities even harder if the world remains hooked on fossil fuels, a new study found. Global heating caused by greenhouse gas emissions from burning oil, gas and coal is the main factor contributing to increasingly severe storms and flooding affecting the American east coast over the past four decades. Rapid intensification has led to storms gathering strength so quickly it has become increasingly difficult to provide timely warnings and evacuation orders to residents. “The nearshore environment has absolutely become more favorable for...
  • New Media Craze -- 'Eco-Theology': Using Oil Spill + Religion to Promote Green Agenda

    07/14/2010 7:03:45 AM PDT · by Rufus2007 · 20 replies · 1+ views
    Newsbusters ^ | July 14, 2010 | Jeff Poor
    "Where would Jesus drill?" That sounds almost like it could be the opening of a tree hugger's bad joke, but instead it's the lede in a recent Associated Press story written by John Flesher about a so-called "Green religion movement." Efforts to make environmentalism its own sort of religion have been underway for some time now. But the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has sparked a new push to take what has been traditionally a political phenomenon, the American environmentalist movement, and make it part of the religious spectrum. ...more (w/video)...
  • BBC tells American evangelicals to change their primitive views on global warming

    12/11/2009 1:35:26 AM PST · by markomalley · 12 replies · 617+ views
    The Telegraph ^ | 12/11/2009 | Damian Thompson
    Matt Frei, BBC man in Washington, has a long history of patronising Middle America and especially evangelical Christians. His latest piece instructs them to change their views on climate change, because “there is no prominent conservative politician on the horizon who is, to put it bluntly, both pro-life and pro-planet”. Pro-planet, in Frei’s worldview, means accepting the AGW alarmists’ views lock, stock and barrel.Frei doesn’t condemn all American evangelicals. On the contrary, he divides them into good and bad varieties: The evangelical movement is split between those conservative Christians who suspect that climate change is an evil secular plot, concocted...
  • Greens hear a higher calling (Barf)

    06/01/2004 5:17:14 PM PDT · by NewHampshireDuo · 23 replies · 53+ views
    Portland (Maine) Press Herald ^ | 1 June, 2004 | Merideth Goad
    Long before he had ever heard of global warming, Loren Downey caulked windows, installed insulation and took care of all the other energy-saving tasks that come with owning a 130-year-old home. Now the same tasks he performed as a responsible homeowner have become a responsibility of his faith. Downey is a founder of the EarthCare team at the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco, where church members are replacing windows, conserving hot water and taking other steps to save energy and combat global warming, both at church and at home. The EarthCare team is one of three dozen around the...