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Hoax Misrepresents Corporate Consortium's Climate Change Goals
With the world's environmental leaders gathered in Bali, a press release purportedly from the United States Climate Action Partnership, a corporate consortium, appeared on the internet Monday morning calling for a 90 percent reduction in greenhouse gases by 2050 and a moratorium on building coal power plants. The announcement was surprising coming from companies often more concerned about the bottom line than reducing carbon emissions. But with a legit-looking website, press release and other documentation, the story got picked up by several news sources before being outed as a hoax by midday. (USCAP actually calls for 60 to 80 percent reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, and has pushed for coal plant carbon capture and sequestration technologies). Behind the elaborate scheme is a group called Rising Tide, an international, all-volunteer activist network.
The Universe Is Conspiring to Help Us
It takes some practice to enable this transfer when you don't feel desperate. Ironically, you are less inclined to be ready for the gift when you are feeling whole, full, complete, and independent!One might even call the art of accepting generosity a type of compassion. The compassion of being kinded. One year I rode my bicycle across America, from San Francisco to New Jersey. I started out camping in state parks, but past the Rockies, parks became so scarce I switched to camping on people's lawns. I worked up a routine. As darkness fell, I began scouting the homes I passed for a likely candidate: neat house, big lawn in the back, easy access for my bike. When I selected the lucky home, I parked my bag-loaded bike in front of the door and rang the bell. "Hello," I'd say. "I'm riding my bike across America.
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