June 3rd, 2009
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The Waxman-Markey Climate Bill is making its way through Congress, and stirring up controversy within the environmental movement between those who support it as a necessary first step, and those who think it’s fatally flawed. Sea Change Radio talks with both sides. Joe Romm, editor of the ClimateProgress.org blog and a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, favors passing the Bill. Carroll Muffett of Greenpeace says the bill fails to address key issues in solving the climate crisis.
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January 28th, 2009
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Today, Dada Maheshvarananda meditates on the alternative economic model of
Progressive Utilization Theory, or PROUT. Joe Romm of
Climate Progress analyzes the climate resolve of the Obama Administration. Lisa Woll of the
Social Investment Forum proposes an Office for Innovation in Corporate Social Responsibility to the Obama Administration. And auto and environment expert
Jim Motavalli comments on the significance of President Obama’s
executive order directing the EPA to reconsider its refusal to grant California a waiver allowing it to regulate greenhouse gases from autos.
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January 28th, 2009
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Joe Romm
In his first week in office, President Obama seemed to hit the ground running on climate change policy and support for a greener economy. But some say that while his efforts are a good first step, they’ll have to be followed up with much stronger measures to really do the job. We caught up with Joe Romm of the blog
Climate Progress for some perspective on Obama’s first week. In addition to giving an overview, Romm also talked about
an important–and frightening–new study from the NOAA that underscores the urgency of Obama’s moves.
Joe Romm worked on environmental policy under the Clinton Administration and is the author of HELL AND HIGH WATER: Global Warming, the Solution and the Politics
. His blog Climate Progess is a project of the Center for American Progress.
