The proposed Keystone XL Pipeline has implications for society, the economy, and the planet. This site explores these reverberations. Click on post titles in the sidebar, or select a category that interests you in the menu at the very top of the site.
My increasing academic concern about Climate Destabilization was “radicalized” by a request from CREDO to pledge direct action & risk arrest to stop the Keystone XL pipeline if the Obama administration does not reject it. (This pledge has been picked up by other groups, and commitment is growing.) As a scientist, I am trying to be especially sensitive to facts. Some posts reflect my opinions but I feel some are factual and objective. I hope that this blog will serve as an archive of comments and links I believe are especially useful, as well as a stimulus to dialog — so feel free to Comment, Like, and Share!
Picture shows the Alberta tar sands, by Garth Lenz, from priceofoil.org
