This is pretty cool -- the Obama Administration has set up a website, www.climate.gov, to give folks up to date info on the status of global warming.

I was really excited to hear about this awhile ago, and even happier to see it moving forward, but the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), he Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and The Department of Transportation (DOT) have teamed up to develop sustainable, affordable housing.

This weekend I took a trip to Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. I thought, 'well, I love science, how could this be bad?'. Well let me tell you.

According to Ken Ward Jr. at the Charleston Gazette, President Obama has announced his plans to speed up carbon capture and sequestration -- aka CCS, or more commonly by the wildly inappropriately named 'clean coal'.

The NY Times reported today that the Obama Administration budget includes a massive loan guarantee to the nuclear industry. This loan program will guarantee up to $54 billion for the nuclear industry to build seven to ten new reactors.

It's being reported that poor ExxonMobil's profits have plummeted to a paltry $19 billion for 2009, after their over $45 billion year in 2008.

Back during the 2008 election, I used to tease my friend and roomate -- what was an ardent Obama supporter -- that then-candidate-Barack's stances on nuclear power and clean coal were not exactly 'change' but were more 'status quo'.

Last weekend, half a million gallons of oil spilled into the Sabine-Naches waterway in Texas when a tug and a tanker collied.

It never ceases to amaze me that whenever the oil drilling debate heats up, there's an oil spill proving that anyone calling oil drilling 'safe' or 'environmentally sound' is either lying or crazy.

This week, Environmental Action activists made dozens of phone calls into their senator's offices opposing the planned amendment being offered up by Alaskan senator, Lisa Murkowski.