By Peter Frumhoff | November 21, 2013
Today’s publication in the journal Climatic Change by Richard Heede on Tracing anthropogenic carbon dioxide and methane emissions to fossil fuel and cement producers, 1854-2010 provides a robust scientific basis for motivating fresh thinking and dialogue about responsibility for taking action to address climate change.
We have the practical solutions at hand to protect consumers, the climate, and our environment from the growing costs of our oil use.
How? It all comes down to one simple fact:
Using less is the real oil solution.
By cutting our projected oil use in half, we can save money, create jobs, protect our health, lower global warming emissions, and establish America as a global leader in transportation technology.
