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Full Show 11/9/12: Climate Change: Debunking the Denial

Sobering

Real clothes for the Emperor: Facing the challenges of climate change
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HT Robert Callaghan @Climate Progress

NOVA on Sandy

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Awesome

HT Climate State

"Chasing Ice": New Film Captures Melting of the Planet Through the Lens of Photographer James Balog

What a difference a few days make...

But now we've got:

If Hurricane Sandy does nothing else, it should suggest that we need to commit more to disaster preparation and response. As with climate change, Romney has displayed an alarmingly cavalier attitude on weather emergencies. During one Republican primary debate last year, he was asked point-blank whether the functions of the Federal Emergency Management Agency ought to be turned back to the states. “Absolutely,” he replied. Let the states fend for themselves or, better yet, put the private sector in charge. Pay-as-you-go rooftop rescue service may appeal to plutocrats; when the flood waters are rising, ordinary folks welcome the National Guard. It’s possible Romney’s kill-FEMA remark was merely a pander to the Right, rather than a serious policy proposal. Still, the reconfirmed need for strong federal disaster capability—FEMA and Obama got glowing reviews from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a Romney supporter—makes the Republican presidential candidate’s campaign-trail statement all the more reprehensible.

It's Global Warming, Stupid
Michael Bloomberg Endorses Obama, Citing Climate Change As Main Reason

And every news source is covering climate change since Sandy. Will it stick? I think so because it will take years for the East Coast rebuild.