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Support for Women's Rights from the State Department

John Boonstra at 12/2/2008 12:32PM

Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards offers a reason to be happy about President-elect Obama's nomination of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State:The selection of Senator Clinton represen

Susan Rice on the Poverty-Conflict Nexus

Mark Leon Goldberg at 12/1/2008 1:01PM

Long before Susan Rice was Obama's pick for UN Ambassador, she contributed this piece to UN Dispatch. Originally published May 31, 2007.

Space Based Solar Power

Mark Leon Goldberg at 11/25/2008 11:20AM

This is a super cool video. I particularly like how it is framed as a "message to the next president of the United States." From GoGreenTube.

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No new coal plants. We should

Posted by Angie1 at 7/21/2008 4:20AM

No new coal plants. We should be phasing out coal plants and moving at lightening speed to renewable energy. Show some urgency, vision and leadership. Make environmental decisions based on science, not on politics or information obtained from lobbyists. Be more aggressive with goals to reduce CO2 emissions. There is so much we could do today with existing technologies to create a sustainable united states, but we need the government to step in and lead massive change.

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