Tag Archives: CO2 ppm

Setting Priorities: From the Presidential Debates to the Paris Climate Talks

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Steven Leibo

Posted in WAMC Northeast Public Radio Commentaries | Tagged 2016 Presidential Election, Al Gore, American Democracy, Carbon Pollution, Climate Crisis, CO2 ppm, Debates, Presidential Election | Leave a comment

The Failed BTU Tax That Might Have Made A Difference

Posted on May 14, 2015 by Steven Leibo

Posted in American Politics, Energy, Extreme Weather, Tea Party, The Climate Crisis, WAMC Northeast Public Radio Commentaries | Tagged Al Gore, American Democracy, American Foreign Policy, Carbon Conversation, Carbon Pollution, careers, Climate Crisis, CO2 ppm, democracy | Leave a comment

“Nation at a Crossroads” February 2014

Posted on February 6, 2014 by Steven Leibo

WAMC Steven A Leibo is the Sage Colleges Professor of International History and Politics “Nation at a Crossroads” There is something really depressing about watching a nation standing at a crossroads hesitantly leaning in the wrong direction. Sadly, a nation … Continue reading →

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Public Substance Abuse January 23, 2014

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Steven Leibo

WAMC JAN 2014 Dr Steven Leibo is the Sage Colleges Professor of International History & Politics “On Substance Abuse” Let me be blunt here. We need to stop talking about the climate crisis. In fact, I am sick of hearing … Continue reading →

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Protecting the Only Planet We Have January 2014

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Steven Leibo

WAMC Jan. 9 Steven A Leibo is the Sage Colleges Professor of International History & Politics Let me see if I have this straight. The climate on our beloved earth, the only planet we know of in the entire universe … Continue reading →

Posted in American Politics, Energy, The Climate Crisis, WAMC Northeast Public Radio Commentaries | Tagged CO2 ppm, environment, hydro-fracking, Keystone Pipeline, Tar Sands, The Inconvenient Truth | 3 Comments

What’s Your Number? On Hitting 400 May 2012

Posted on May 9, 2013 by Steven Leibo

NASA CO2 figures over the century MAY 9 2012 Steven A Leibo is a professor of International History & Politics at the Sage Colleges WHAT’S YOUR NUMBER? “I don’t want to be a number.” It was a comment one heard … Continue reading →

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